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Geoff Shultz wrote:
same
phone as you used in the States. For example, T-Mobile utilizes GSM phones
in the US. When you get to the Bahamas, purchase a SIM card from BATELCO
and purchase minutes as you go along.

Hi Geoff,
I have T-Mobile here and while they do use GSM their phones are not
unlocked - you have to use their programmed cards (at least this is what
the guy selling all the brands of phones and services at his booth told
me). I was looking at unlocked GSM phones and found them to be a bit
pricey and not a big selection available, but it seemed to make sense to
get one if you're going to be abroad for awhile. If you are only
travelling for a week or so at a time it makes more sense to keep your
U.S. phone and have the phone company get you the service over there.
Red


 
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