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• 倍金萬
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• 2024/04/20 (Sat) 17:50
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＞ T-Mobile has them all over town

＞ You can go to a store close to where you live and ask.

That was about 10 years ago, and these days, with better internet access,

small agencies like retail stores in town are all but gone around here.

You might want to move your car around the neighborhood sometime.

I too was recently surprised to find that the T-Mobile store 5 minutes away has been replaced by a completely different SuperCuts.

• 青丘
• 2024/04/20 (Sat) 19:17
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I used T-Mobil International in Japan last month.

I have an international plan, so I could use it, but the speed was slow, so I went online and applied for a 1 day ＄ 5 ， 10 days ＄ 35 ， 30 days ＄ 50 plan.

If you are on the international plan, you will receive a message "Wellcome Japan"" when you arrive in Japan.

• 息子
• 2024/04/21 (Sun) 09:13
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Mr. Baikin.

You can google the store as much as you want.
And if you look up the customer service phone on the device you're posting here and call them, they'll explain it in detail.

• 黴菌萬
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• 2024/04/23 (Tue) 18:03
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Mr. Blue Hill,

Thank you very much for your valuable information.

I wasn't sure if I was on T-Mobile's international plan, so I went into T-Mobile's site and looked for a grizzly and found that I was on the following conditions. So I could use it in Japan last year.

Low flat-rate calling while abroad
$ 0.25/minute in 215+ countries and destinations

Data and texting while abroad
Unlimited text and up to 5GB of high-speed data in 11 countries, then unlimited data at up to 256Kbps in 215+ countries and destinations
25 cents per minute is fair, but I can't afford to spend too much time on the phone. I'll have to tell my wife for sure.

T-Mobile seems to use Softbank in Japan, but Softbank is a bit hard to reach in mountain towns in Shikoku.


A long time ago, when I was walking in town after leaving my lodgings in Dogo Onsen in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture in the morning, I received a phone call out of the blue. I was so surprised. If I was in LA as I usually am, I could take my time and explain, but I explained that I was in Shikoku, Japan, walking on a pilgrimage, and politely declined to make a long phone call.


Son,

Sorry, I went to the store I asked to set up in Japan last year before I went to Japan to apply again this time, but it was replaced by a barber shop Super Cuts, and then I looked from a little distance at the agency I had stopped by last year for something else. I also looked at the agency I had stopped by last year from a distance and saw a sign on the front door and no cars in the large parking lot, so I decided it was closed as well. Well, I guess your son is right, you can find it that way. Thank you very much.

• 倍金萬
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• 2024/04/24 (Wed) 09:01
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So,

I am going back to Japan, to Shikoku, in the second half of next month.

If I can get into T-Mobile's site then, I will apply for the use of the phone in Japan on the Internet, or

if that is not possible, I will find a T-Mo store that will be open and go there.