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PLEASE NOTE: The Reality TV World Message Boards are filled with desperate
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"Cell phone question"
IceCat 17415 desperate attention whore postings
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12-22-13, 11:31 PM (EST)
 
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1. "Check the phone shops in the airport" |
All kinds of options for UK and Europe.
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kingfish 20752 desperate attention whore postings
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12-23-13, 09:40 AM (EST)
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3. "RE: Cell phone question" |
LAST EDITED ON 12-23-13 AT 09:50 AM (EST)I have no idea what type of phone or calling plan you have, but it may be possible for you to just call your provider and tell them that you want to be able to use your phone while in Europe, and they can flip a switch (or something) to allow that on your phone. They were able to do that for me (T-Mobile), and my phone is not the smartest either. It may add a few bucks to your bill, but if so you can call them again when you return and get them to unflip the switch. BTW, don't get drunk and start sending phone pics to your friends back in the states. That gets expensive. Especially when your friends don't really give a care about what your French pate looks like. Remember your international calling international code prefixes, even with an enabled phone you can't call back home without the correct international prefix. Enjoy your trip, tell the Queen that Kingfish says "Hey" (the Queen of England, that is, not to be confused with, well, anyway...), and remember that Porter beer is served warm. It's very good and worth many a go, but be prepared for its being warm.
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