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best provider prepaid for exchange student in usa

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seppe

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hey
First sorry if i put this in the rong part of the forum.
Okay i go next year as a exchange student to the states
i have a galaxy note with lte and want a prepaid card with min 2 gb some and some free
Sms ( in belgium i pay for this 15€ +-17$ evry month ) is there a provider in the states
Who has a prepaid card where i can get this and maby 4g? ?for less then 25 dollar /month whit out a contrat? ?
Greats seppe
 
if it has a SIM card go to a company called T-Mobile they have unlimited 4G text and 100 minuteds doe 30$ (feel free to convert) thats your best bet if CDMA flash to boost mobile or metro PCS

30 is the best your gonna get
 
cammykool said:
if it has a SIM card go to a company called T-Mobile they have unlimited 4G text and 100 minuteds doe 30$ (feel free to convert) thats your best bet if CDMA flash to boost mobile or metro PCS

30 is the best your gonna get
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Thanks but what do you mean with if it has a simcard i have a sim card but that is a belgium. Oww my galaxy note is unlocked and 8s unlimeted realy unlimetid? ?
 
cammykool said:
if it has a SIM card go to a company called T-Mobile they have unlimited 4G text and 100 minuteds doe 30$ (feel free to convert) thats your best bet if CDMA flash to boost mobile or metro PCS

30 is the best your gonna get
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This is correct, this is going to be the best plan for your Galaxy Note. Although, going with T-Mobile will limit you to Edge networks. Since it doesn't have the 1700 band required for T-Mobile 3G/4G.

If you wanted 3G speeds you can go with Straight Talk. It will set you back $45 every month, although that includes unlimited talk, text, and data. (The term "unlimited" is used very loosely here, since most carriers will throttle your data after a certain limit.)

Welcome | Straight Talk

They also have a $30 plan which includes 1000 minutes, 1000 texts, and a small 30mb of data.

You will have to purchase a SIM card compatible with the network you decide to use. With Straight Talk the SIM will cost you around $15.
 
you can put the T-Mobile sim into your note

but i was trying to give him the best bang for his buck good carrier for a great phone with a cheap bill
 
B2L said:
This is correct, this is going to be the best plan for your Galaxy Note. Although, going with T-Mobile will limit you to Edge networks. Since it doesn't have the 1700 band required for T-Mobile 3G/4G.

If you wanted 3G speeds you can go with Straight Talk. It will set you back $45 every month, although that includes unlimited talk, text, and data. (The term "unlimited" is used very loosely here, since most carriers will throttle your data after a certain limit.)

Welcome | Straight Talk

They also have a $30 plan which includes 1000 minutes, 1000 texts, and a small 30mb of data.

You will have to purchase a SIM card compatible with the network you decide to use. With Straight Talk the SIM will cost you around $15.
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Hey thanks for the info! ! One more thing is 3g fast enough to call with skype video?
 
Sprint and Verizon have 4G... WiMAX and LTE respectively. And AT&T has something, but I honestly don't know. I know it was different from everyone (HSPA or something like that), but they might be LTE now too....
 
9to5cynic said:
Sprint and Verizon have 4G... WiMAX and LTE respectively. And AT&T has something, but I honestly don't know. I know it was different from everyone (HSPA or something like that), but they might be LTE now too....
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Seppe, your Galaxy Note won't have the same LTE radio that Verizon's LTE network uses. Sprint and Verizon are both CDMA carriers and don't use SIM cards.
 
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