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Need a phone with internet while in the US 3 months

Jimbone
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6 hours ago, bendejo said:

Another is Tello, which may be slightly cheaper than Mint and has a good reputation.

The important thing when installing one of these SIMs is your phone has to be UNLOCKED.  This unlocking business is a topic all its own, my guess is it may be easier (and cheaper) to have this done in LOS.  Bear in mind N America uses different carrier frequencies than other parts of the world

http://allworldcellphones.com/gsm-frequencies-list.htm

 

If you care to delve into this stuff, here's a good place for such discussions

www.howardforums.com

Are not all phones sold in Thailand with removable sims unlocked? 

 

I know Mint (and I assume all the providers) has an option on their website that will check the compatibility of your phone. 

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    I have "Mint Mobile" that I use while in the US. Great coverage and flat monthly rate ($15?) that includes unlimited talk & text and 4 gigs of data. Works in my AIS phone without any issue. 

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