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this is a story of someone who left his job, moved out of his home, and went on a trip around the world. one guy, one year, big planet, plenty of time... looking for backpacking and indie travel tips? check out nicetips , my travel tip system inspired by this trip. :) [ blog | itinerary | packing | reading | soundtrack | faq | photos | videos ] www. flick r .com more of my photos from this trip my latest status location: united states now reading: nothing... i need to find a new book! fong and the indians by paul theroux -- listening to: open by kooler secret vice: enjoying home! number of scuba dives so far: 19 latest blog post: how to use a gsm phone to make and receive calls while travelling internationally around the world february 8, 2008 how to use a gsm phone to make and receive calls while travelling internationally around the world a quick question-and-answer about the best way to roam across the world using multiple local sim cards -- this question was about europe, but it's applicable for most countries. question: hey, i just got a free gsm phone from at&t; (samsung a437) that is quad band. i unlocked it successfully and now need a sim to use abroad. i'm researching the best sim to get in order to allow my wife to call me when i travel and allow me to call her. any thoughts on international sim card vs. ountry pre-paid sims? i'll be travelling to western europe mostly and also japan. thanks for your thoughts!!! answer: so-called "international" sim cards are pretty much a ripoff (as is roaming!) :) the best way to go is to buy a sim card locally for each country that you're in, then you can buy refills at most tobacco shops or corner markets. to buy the sim, you can usually buy those at corner markets as well. your passport id may be required when you buy them. japan is the one country that (as far as i can tell) doesn't sell sim cards to foreigners. you can roam here using a roaming-enabled european sim card. i recommend using a vodafone sim card from the uk -- i was able to get on the japanese gsm network using this. given the high dollar/pound exchange rate, i only recommend using this solution for text messaging (which is like 50p or something per message) to have your wife reach your new numbers, one easy solution is to register for a skype account, buy a skypein number in your area code, set the account to auto-refill with paypal. then whenever you get a new sim card/number, go to your settings in skype and tell it to forward all calls to that number. then when your wife calls the local number, it will forward to your phone number, and then the international rate charged to your account is the skype rate for that country, which is almost as cheap as it gets. see http://www.skype.com/prices/callrates/ for skype call rates. this is the solution i did on my trip, and it worked pretty well. you can roam in europe with sim cards from other european countries, but the hassle is you can't buy recharge cards (for exampel) for the uk when you're in france, even if both countries have a vodafone company there. posted by andy at 5:39 pm | file under international waters permalink | comments (0) december 20, 2007 the best place to buy a global roaming cellphone: united states, singapore, thailand, or india? i'm looking at getting a cellphone for my trip, and since the (evidently shady) ebay store that i had bought my quad-band unlocked motorola razr from never ended up actually shipping my phone, i need to make a decision about which country i should buy one in. my first stop is singapore, which will have gadgets aplenty, but i'm looking for a straightforward quad-band phone with reasonable features for the lowest possible price (a first-generation razr would fit the bill nicely, and i prefer motorola since they have the least problems registering new sim cards in foreign countries). given the weak dollar, and the state of used/cheap cellphone sales in each country, which country will i be most likely to find an unlocked razr in at a reasonable price? advice welcomed. :) posted by andy at 12:52 pm | file under united states permalink | comments (1) december 5, 2007 anti-malarial and mosquito precautions i took when traveling while preparing for an upcoming return visit to india, i was thinking about my own mosquito/malaria precautions that i take while travelling, and i thought i'd share them with the community. note that i am not a doctor, so don't copy what i've done, instead you should ask your travel doctor about what is recommended for you and follow their advice . i am just telling you what *i* did while travelling. since i was travelling for a year last year, i'm pretty serious about my precautions because they're pretty easy to do beforehand (and it's harder to change your mind about this once you're on the road, and getting sick while travelling sucks). here are my personal antimalarial (and antidysentry) precautions that i take while traveling: 1.) your primary line of defense against malaria (and other mosquito-borne nasties) is mosquito repellent. pack enough for your entire trip. if you don't have a brand you already know works for you, i like cutter skinsations repellent. while it has a really goofy name, it didn't smell like the usual horrible mosquito repellent smell, and repelled many more mosquitoes for me than the hardcore ultrathon repellent (which burned my skin, didn't repel mosquitoes well, and was generally annoying) available at rei . 2.) always use mosquito nets when sleeping at night in malarial areas. know that you should leave the net over the bed knotted until you're ready to sleep, and then carefully open it up. i would carefully tuck the edges of mine under the mattress at night to avoid having mosquitoes slip up the sides at night. permethrin-treated nets are even better, if you don't mind premethrin (see point 3 below). always pack a small roll of duct tape so you can repair small holes in mosquito nets and screens (i ran into this a lot when traveling, and few things suck more than having a mosquito net with a hole in it while a cloud of hungry mosquitoes is looking for a way through the net to feast on you). the who recently discussed findings that showed that mosquito nets have a big impact on reducing malaria . 3.) if any of you are spending a lot time in the backcountry, you can also treat your hiking clothes with permethrin before you leave . this will give your clothes a faintly musty odor, lasts for about 30 washings, and will make all mosquitoes stay far away from your clothes. a good third line of mosquito defense. (note you never apply this stuff to your skin. see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/permethrin#uses and http://www.travmed.com/trip_prep/insect_permethrin.htm for details. some people don't like using this stuff on their clothes because it's fairly toxic, albeit us-government approved. it sure kept the mosquitoes away from my hiking clothes, and i lived to tell about it. your mileage may vary.) 4.) when i'm travelling, i go by the cdc traveler's health recommendations for each country (this is a great resource -- the main site is at http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/). for example, the current cdc recommendations for india as of the date of this blog posting are posted at http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/destinationindia.aspx , and state "malaria risk area in india: risk in all areas throughout country except no risk in areas above 2,000 m (>6,561 ft) in himachal pradesh, jammu, kashmir, and sikkim. risk also exists in urban areas below 2000 m, including delhi and mumbai (bombay)." i know some of the travel doctors are saying that anti-malarial pills aren't needed for delhi and bombay right now, but my policy is to always go by the current cdc recommendations, and so i'll be taking antimalarial pills while in india. the standard doesn't-make-you-insane-or-get-sunburn anti-malaria pills are malarone (i've had no side effects with these pills, and you only have to take one pill per day), and malarone

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