As I mentioned in another thread, the easiest and cheapest solution is
to get an e-sim from a third party provider. It will come out much
cheaper than the $50 a month that Google Fi charges. Of course, and
assumes that your phone can handle an E-sim.
I am on the Travel Inclusive Zone and was also surprised by the data
speed roaming cap in the USA. If I had known, i would never have signed
up for it. After multiple trips to the US to many states, i can confirm
that the 500 kbps maximum is theoreti...
Can anyone point out where O2 specifically states anywhere on their
website or in their T&C's that the O2 Travel Inclusive Zone is subject
to the throttle back to 500 kbps? It is very misleading on their part
because they market it as "Roam at no ext...
