What is with T-Mobile?
August 26 in Spain ⋅ ☁️ 27 °C
So I paid $80 for what I thought was a one month international pass. In the past, I've gotten one with AT&T for $100 and I had unlimited texting and unlimited calling. I guess I just don't understandRead more
TravelerAh Annie I was enjoying reading your Daily reports. Often I waited until I got home to post. I often found the routine of posting at night disturbed my rest. You need your rest. Good Luck. I might see you on the Forum.
TravelerOh I have so been enjoying your posts! I drink a cup of coffee while I read what you’ve been up to. Sorry for your lack of sleep. I have a reservation at the same Albergue and I am wondering if I should switch it up. Was toying with stopping in Lintzoian and then walking on to Zabaldika, skipping Zubiri altogether. So much to consider since I’ve never walked a Camino before!
TravelerHmmm... I never get this since I am a T-Mobile subscriber and I have the Magenta Account (55+). I get 5 GB of high-speed data when outside US/Canada/Mexico and once thats used - unlimited basic data of up to 2Gs. I use Alberues Internet to minimize my usage. I also get unlimited global texting and phone calls practically anywhere for a flat rate of $0.50 per minute. Your pass should get you 30GB of high-speed data for up to 30 days, unlimited texts and Unlimited voice calling to and from supported countries. I hope you didnt already use the high data (taht would be way too soon) but again perhaps you can start logging in onto Alberfues' Wi-Fis