[royal757]

Hello everybody,

I currently have two phones, one with my personal line (Canada) and one for my business line (USA).

My question is, can I have one Z10 with 1 SIM card and my two lines (USA + Canada) combined one SIM card that my Z10 will be able to operate simultaneously??

thanks

[InvalidUser0510]

How do you use an american sim in your other phone in canada without incurring huge roaming charges? :S

What you're asking isn't possible without a dual-sim phone, which basically means cheap clones from China.

[BlackistheBerry]

Hello everybody,

I currently have two phones, one with my personal line (Canada) and one for my business line (USA).

My question is, can I have one Z10 with 1 SIM card and my two lines (USA + Canada) combined one SIM card that my Z10 will be able to operate simultaneously??

thanks

You probably can do it with Ringcentral?

[costas1966]

I would forward one number to the other, being mindful that you will incur long distance charges on the one line.

[xamdam]

Why not use a service that allows two lines instead of using two sims?

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[SneakyMind]

I was in same situation and this is what I used to do
Forward my US phone on to Canadian phone when I was in Canada and vice versa.
Keep in mind I had unlimited long distance on both phones and I added call forwarding on to my Canadian phone(with Bell $3 extra on my bill).In US you don't have to pay extra for call forwarding as long as you have long distance minutes. (at least with AT&T)
You have to swap the sim in your phone once you cross the red tap.

BTW who is your service provider in both countries?


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[SneakyMind]

Why not use a service that allows two lines instead of using two sims?

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Which provider allows you to do this?

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[royal757]

I was in same situation and this is what I used to do
Forward my US phone on to Canadian phone when I was in Canada and vice versa.
Keep in mind I had unlimited long distance on both phones and I added call forwarding on to my Canadian phone(with Bell $3 extra on my bill).In US you don't have to pay extra for call forwarding as long as you have long distance minutes. (at least with AT&T)
You have to swap the sim in your phone once you cross the red tap.

BTW who is your service provider in both countries?


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AT&T(USA) and FIDO (Canada)

AT&T has a flat roaming fee for North America (15$ a month) in order not to incur huge charges.

Basically what I need is to eliminate the fact that I carry around two phones and I want to simply use one phone that would carry my two lines, without the need to have two SIM cards in it. Is that possible? If I use the call forwarding method, I wont be able to text from the number I am forwarding.

[Jack_Yugis]

Hello everybody,

I currently have two phones, one with my personal line (Canada) and one for my business line (USA).

My question is, can I have one Z10 with 1 SIM card and my two lines (USA + Canada) combined one SIM card that my Z10 will be able to operate simultaneously??

thanks

You can roaming for that, but remember 1 simcard for 1 Z10.

[frenek]

Maybe that's an option: Simore - Dual and Triple SIM adapters for mobile phones

Frenek

[zten]

There is a dual sim card Samsung phone which works well I know some people who use it.

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