Solved: Travel Inclusive

HelpPlease · ‎17-12-2018

Can someone please advise if I need to choose a particular network to connect to when using the Travel Inclusive in the US. O2 is not showing as an option, but the obvious local networks are (e.g. TMobile, AT&T, Spring, Verizon). Last time I was here without the Travel Inclusive, my bill was 98GBP, so keen to get the set-up right.

jonsie · ‎17-12-2018

You just need to connect to a US network. O2 won't show up and you need to use a roaming network. With mobile data and roaming switched on, use auto-select to connect to the strongest network.

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jonsie · ‎17-12-2018

You just need to connect to a US network. O2 won't show up and you need to use a roaming network. With mobile data and roaming switched on, use auto-select to connect to the strongest network.

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Cleoriff · ‎17-12-2018

@HelpPlease

The two most common ones for UK travellers are usually AT+T and T Mobile....

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Bambino · ‎17-12-2018

@HelpPlease You won't be able to connect to Sprint or Verizon. They do not use the GSM network.

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MI5 · ‎17-12-2018

Either AT&T or T-Mobile will work fine for you @HelpPlease

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