I am of course concerned about other comments here on this site, but I have used prepaidsimcard in Spain, USA, Sweden in a total of 5 time with no issues. The service sends you a SIM card to a local mobile service provider, so you have to deal with them on their terms. That is not really convenient, as the APN and phone programming is also a hassle some times. The most critical thing is that it the double or more than buying a SIM card when you get there, but again, that can take days. I two days in Spain trying to buy a prepaid data SIM, but in most places they required a local social security number, which I dont have. That is some of the hassle that you dont get when you buy here.

Coming from Canada to UK, seemed like a good idea to get a prepaid simcard for my phone. Just spent two hours of my trip trying to get it to work and had to buy extra topup vouchers because they either did not send with my sim card and definitely did not advise that vouchers were included or reuired. Got to the uk and could not initialize the phone and ended up buying more topup vouchers so I could activate. Customer support was helpful once I agreed to buy more topups, otherwise it was a no go.

Bought a SIM card for Italy. Received it in a letter from Sweden with a APN name in Austria. In Tuscany, did not receive a signal for Planet3, as described. Just the 3 normal Italian suppliers. Also manual setup did not work. When writing them from another computer, just got an extract of the installation guide provided with the card. Bought then one locally of an Italian provider, which worked perfectly. Don't even try to get a refund. They will refuse for sure.... Don't buy anything from them. It's a complete rip-off. If you have money to throw away and time to try to get the thing working and get angry instead of holidaying, go ahead!

Travelled to UK in July 2013. Arrived a few days prior to departure. Inserted SIM in london. Worked great without any issue for first four days. Then stopped altogether. Powered on and off. Reset all Internet settings. Removed and reinserted card. Still didn't work. Called for support, which I couldn't get through to. Emailed for support. Got a reply every time within an hour or two, which was good. But they had no idea how to fix the problem. So I had to make do with Wifi. My recommendation: I wouldn't buy from them again. I would just wait to get to the destination and buy one there.

Bought 2 SIM cards for my Iphone and Ipad2. For the 5 first days in Italy, in Rome, terrible reception and amost inexistant in Toscany pour the next 2 days. Try to get a refound though the live chat with a helperson, but they refused to refound my purchase. I took out the 2 Sim cards for my devises and will try to cancel the transaction with my credit card compagny. Also bought 2 Sim cards for a trip to Thailand in August and I am trying to cancel those 2 cards before having the same experience again. The publicity was not according to the reality! Nerver will I use that Prepaidsimcards.org again! Marc, from Canada

May 31, 2013: I bought two prepaid cards for use in Italy from prepaidsim.org on a website in English. I received the cards with a cover letter in English. The country code of the cards when they arrived was Austria. The phones switched on and operated as promised and I saw that the provider would be 3Likehome. Since then the service has been rubbish. I have been treated very shabbily. 3Likehome network coverage in Rome was virtually non-existent. I could get service in wide open spaces, but not in the street where I rented an apartment or in the centro storico. After leaving Rome for Tuscany there has been no 3Likehome coverage until I arrived in Siena. Here I discovered my service isn't working, and I don't have a clue what an SMS I received in German is all about. I suppose I have used my credit. Wow! That was quick! 3Likehome's website is only in German. Even if I wanted to, I wouldn't know how to recharge the card. Bad deal. And no tick for prepaidsim.org.

I'm travelling to the US frequently. Decided to try out prepaidsimcard.org and it worked out very well. The SIM uses AT&T network, which is good as it's the best network in the US. The 2GB data was more than I needed, as I used the data service frequently during my 3 weeks trip and it never ran out. Only backdraw is that the phone must not be operator locked, but I unlocked my old iPhone 4S for free (just asked my operator and they offered free unlocking on my old phone when I upgraded to iphone 5) and used that instead of the 5.

Saved me a few 100 EURO in roaming charges by using this product to access internet when I visited Germany a month ago. Coverage was great. Will definitly use for my next trip to Mexico in a few months. I got quick responses from the support team when I contacted them for some questions prior to purchase and also during my trip.

Don't go near this company for Sim Cards they cannot supply what they say they can and they do not stand by their product. We placed an order for 2 USA Sim card that we meant to have prepaid access: USA Prepaid SIM Card (image), ready to use Unlimited free calls within the US to both fixed and mobile networks Unlimited free calls between two sim card users in the US Receive unlimited free calls Unlimited free MMS messages across the world 1GB (1000 MB) 3G speed Flat Rate Mobile Internet data included $12 international call balance included. Lasts for 20 hours of calls to landlines in Australia, UK, Israel, Switzerland etc. The SIM card is valid for 30 days from your departure date No contract. No hassle. No obligations. All we received was two pre-used cards that had none of the above services. available. Prepaidsim will not refund our money and now we have to go through a lengthy legal process. Beware of this company they are not professionals in the telecommunications business!

Ordered 2 Spain sims and paid 29.90 eur/each. Got free shipping and my sims arrived in just a few days. SIM works great in Spain and had internet access included plus several hours international calls included. Only backdraw was that the price for texting was high so I used facebook messenger instead. Would have given them 5/5 if the text rate in Spain was a bit lower. Value for money is however very good.