SIM cards? - Page 2

**GkapiBreath** · #11 29-04-10, 11:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoshuaCaleb

then 110-120 volts should work, right? thanks for your reply

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoshuaCaleb

i just noticed i made an error here. not 110-120, but 210-220. thanks

110-120 is for the U.S; 220-240 is for Thailand. If you only have the lower end of the range, you will need to get an international charger.

JoshuaCaleb · #12 04-05-10, 10:03 AM

I heard it is best to get a SIM card at 7-Eleven, but I think in that case, I will need to go with a Thai person. Do you know if 7-Eleven has option to add credit to the SIM, or if that can only be done at the airport?

**djaidee** · #13 04-05-10, 01:52 PM

Everywhere you can buy SIM-Cards you also can buy Cards to Edit Credits to this SIM-Card.

As I said, 7-Eleven is a very simple option as you find these Stores everywhere.

The Employees even will help you to Edit Credit to your Mobile Phone, as the Edit Credit Card sometimes only is in Thai Language.