I made a repeat visit to the Telia outlet in Copenhagen Central Station to pick up a SIM card for my time in the Copenhagen. I’ve updated the page with details about how to do this. I’m amazed again how easy this is: no identification required, just pay 99 DKK and you’re out the door, slip in the SIM card and you’ve got a Copenhagen number.
I’m sure there are places other than Telia where you can do this, but it seems all the electronics and mobile shop outlets otherwise have no concept of what a “pre-paid SIM” is, or aren’t in a position to sell one.
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the simcard does do data too?
the simcard does do data too? :)
Yes, data right out of the
Yes, data right out of the box — no config needed.
awesome. thanks! do you by
awesome. thanks! do you by accident come by them and tell them that they can expect on wednesday some buyers just so that they have enough stock available? :) :) :)
Thanksthis year it’s cbb
Thanks
this year it’s cbb thats available but data is costly.. you might get a global data roaming sim http:://www.roamingsims.com but local sims are also cheap.
Could you repost the ‘details
Could you repost the ‘details on how to do this’ link? The page is dead at the moment but I’m very interested to find out how to do this. Thanks!
Hi, where can I read more?Dan
Hi, where can I read more?
Dan
Can I buy a prepaid sim in
Can I buy a prepaid sim in Copenhagen to call to India in Cheap rates. Is it also active in Germany. Can I have Gprs data aswell.
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