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Anybody know of a temporary Sim that works in other countries as well as Germany? I sometimes travel to Austria or Netherlands, and using a particular sim I use for Germany right now, I don't get services when I go across the boarder to NL or go to Austria.

Anything that I can put into use temporarily like the pay as you go cards you find at German gas stations. Difference is, I want something that work outside of Germany in Europe as well. And cheap (or most economical) please.

I use Lebara sim, and I top-up the sim for 1. 5 or 2 gigs of data on their website before I travel to Germany. Unfortunately, this sim is limited to Germany only.

[QUOTE=HerrPuppetMaster;2241717]Probably a newbie question, but. Do you guys wear your wedding ring when visiting an FKK or is it a big no-no?[/QUOTE]Like others have said. Doesn't matter. Even if you don't you can still get the question "are you married" or "do you have children". You can give any answer "yes", "no" or "why you care".

[QUOTE=PussyLiccker;2242642]Anybody know of a temporary Sim that works in other countries as well as Germany? I sometimes travel to Austria or Netherlands, and using a particular sim I use for Germany right now, I don't get services when I go across the boarder to NL or go to Austria.

Anything that I can put into use temporarily like the pay as you go cards you find at German gas stations. Difference is, I want something that work outside of Germany in Europe as well. And cheap (or most economical) please.

I use Lebara sim, and I top-up the sim for 1. 5 or 2 gigs of data on their website before I travel to Germany. Unfortunately, this sim is limited to Germany only.[/QUOTE]If you don't have a monthly contract the price to use the sim card you bought in Germany in Austria will be very high.

[QUOTE=HerrPuppetMaster;2241717]Probably a newbie question, but. Do you guys wear your wedding ring when visiting an FKK or is it a big no-no?[/QUOTE]Nobody cares about your ring or not but if you are married I advice you to better stay with your wife nothing positive to get for you with a prostitute.

[QUOTE=PussyLiccker;2242642]Anybody know of a temporary Sim that works in other countries as well as Germany? I sometimes travel to Austria or Netherlands, and using a particular sim I use for Germany right now, I don't get services when I go across the boarder to NL or go to Austria.

Anything that I can put into use temporarily like the pay as you go cards you find at German gas stations. Difference is, I want something that work outside of Germany in Europe as well. And cheap (or most economical) please.

I use Lebara sim, and I top-up the sim for 1. 5 or 2 gigs of data on their website before I travel to Germany. Unfortunately, this sim is limited to Germany only.[/QUOTE]Try Lyca. It's quite economical and meets your requirements. I have used it.

PL, Scroll to bottom to see countries:

[URL]https://mobile.lebara.com/de/en/sim-only[/URL]

Since your SIM has a German based number, you should receive a SMS any time you leave you Germany. When entering NL or AT, you should have received a SMS informing you that there is no additional cost for calls, SMS, and data. You simply must ensuring roaming is enabled. Now if you take your SIM card to Ukraine or some of the Balkan countries, you will receive an additional SMS telling you the respective rates for calls, SMS, and data. In this case, you want to ensure that your roaming is not enabled.

No roaming within EU started June 2017:
http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_STATEMENT-17-1590_en.htm

[QUOTE=McAdonis;2243026]PL, Scroll to bottom to see countries:

[URL]https://mobile.lebara.com/de/en/sim-only[/URL]

Since your SIM has a German based number, you should receive a SMS any time you leave you Germany. When entering NL or AT, you should have received a SMS informing you that there is no additional cost for calls, SMS, and data. You simply must ensuring roaming is enabled. Now if you take your SIM card to Ukraine or some of the Balkan countries, you will receive an additional SMS telling you the respective rates for calls, SMS, and data. In this case, you want to ensure that your roaming is not enabled.

No roaming within EU started June 2017:
http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_STATEMENT-17-1590_en.htm[/QUOTE]Actually, I did find out roaming worked in NL on a recently trip, but for some reason, my data ran out quickly when I got back to Germany. Is it possble while roaming, data runs out at a greater rate?

[QUOTE=PussyLiccker;2243054]Is it possble while roaming, data runs out at a greater rate?[/QUOTE]No. It shouldn't My phone allows me to check data usage over this month and last month. I can even see how much a particular app used. For instance, Waze used almost 175 MB last month. Perhaps you just have some data-hungry apps running in background. Were you watching YouTube videos, thinking you were on WiFi when you were actually using mobile data?

[QUOTE=McAdonis;2243067]No. It shouldn't My phone allows me to check data usage over this month and last month. I can even see how much a particular app used. For instance, Waze used almost 175 MB last month. Perhaps you just have some data-hungry apps running in background. Were you watching YouTube videos, thinking you were on WiFi when you were actually using mobile data?[/QUOTE]So, when I went down to NL, I noticed on my phone that roaming was on and I was getting data. Because in the past, I wasn't getting data when I crossed.

I know better than to use youtube or anything else that uses quite of a bit bandwidth that would eat up the data quickly. When I got back to Germany, I was throttled to intolerable speed (which happens when when I have used up all my data). So, I figured somehow the roaming (there was the 'are' on my signal icon) quickly depleted my data.

[QUOTE=PussyLiccker;2243160]So, when I went down to NL, I noticed on my phone that roaming was on and I was getting data. Because in the past, I wasn't getting data when I crossed.

I know better than to use youtube or anything else that uses quite of a bit bandwidth that would eat up the data quickly. When I got back to Germany, I was throttled to intolerable speed (which happens when when I have used up all my data). So, I figured somehow the roaming (there was the 'are' on my signal icon) quickly depleted my data.[/QUOTE]Not sure what carrier you use but with the major carriers, you can purchase high speed plans and connect seamlessly. Once in the country I get a text, click the link an am connected within minutes. For sprint, it is $25 per week per country for unlimited data. When crossing over borders then I pay an extra $5 for a day's use. If you're worried about data usage, this freed me up greatly not having to worry if my YouTube is running or if music is playing. It's worth a call to check what services your carrier offers.

[QUOTE=Austin28;2242670]Like others have said. Doesn't matter. Even if you don't you can still get the question "are you married" or "do you have children". You can give any answer "yes", "no" or "why you care".[/QUOTE]So many married guys in brothels, even in AO clubs, fucking AO before returning home.

IF this hasn't been mentioned noted the discussion of SIM cards, limits etc.

I plan on using a mobile hotspot which will run about $US10/ day and connect at 4 G speeds in all or Europe etc. For example Tep Wireless 4 G – Pocket Sized Travel Wi-Fi Hotspot. There is no usage limit as I recall.

I used to use another brand on my many trips to Toronto before my cell carrier T-mobile offered Canada for a nominal price.

I usually got faster speeds than using the hotel wi-fi.

I will probably use the Tep on my Frankfurt 9 day trip. A disadvantage over a SIM is you can't use as a phone since just Wi-Fi. However, I have a VOIP phone on my smartphone so that isn't an issue.

[QUOTE=McAdonis;2243026]PL, Scroll to bottom to see countries:

[URL]https://mobile.lebara.com/de/en/sim-only[/URL]

Since your SIM has a German based number, you should receive a SMS any time you leave you Germany. When entering NL or AT, you should have received a SMS informing you that there is no additional cost for calls, SMS, and data. You simply must ensuring roaming is enabled. Now if you take your SIM card to Ukraine or some of the Balkan countries, you will receive an additional SMS telling you the respective rates for calls, SMS, and data. In this case, you want to ensure that your roaming is not enabled.

No roaming within EU started June 2017:
http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_STATEMENT-17-1590_en.htm[/QUOTE]One thing I should point out is that I use a Prepaid (which is what I need as I need data only for a short duration), it's not a contracted monthly plan.

On the link you provided lists the countries, but also states,"Countries included in all of our Lebara Abo plans".

So, what is Abo plan? Under FAQ it states:

What is the difference between Lebara Abo and prepaid?

Our Lebara Abo (monthly contract) is currently only available online and have a term of 30 days. At the end of the term, your contact automatically renews for another 30 days, unlike prepaid.

[QUOTE=PussyLiccker;2243568]One thing I should point out is that I use a Prepaid (which is what I need as I need data only for a short duration), it's not a contracted monthly plan.

On the link you provided lists the countries, but also states,"Countries included in all of our Lebara Abo plans".

So, what is Abo plan? Under FAQ it states:

What is the difference between Lebara Abo and prepaid?

Our Lebara Abo (monthly contract) is currently only available online and have a term of 30 days. At the end of the term, your contact automatically renews for another 30 days, unlike prepaid.[/QUOTE]Yes you can you the sim card in many countries but the cost for data is very high without a monthly plan at least for my German lycamobile sim.

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