• Single SIM cards are billed monthly through credit card without any fixed fees • Corporations are billed monthly without any fixed fees
• You only pay for the MBs you have used • If you don’t use the card(s), you don’t get charged for it
• Never worry if you use too much data when abroad - You can limit your data roaming card to a maximum of 250, 500 or 750 MB per month
• Keep your roamline SIM handy until you’re ready to use it – no minimum usage required
FAQs:
Q) Can I call or send text messages with roamline? This is only possible if you use soft- ware on your device that enables these options. For example if you use an iPad you can call through Skype or send text messages through an app called WhatsApp.
mobile data an employee uses. This way you completely control your data roaming costs.
Don’t be fooled by ‘free’ WIFI! Did you know most ‘free’ WIFI signals are ex- tremely insecure? These connections barely have any protection for your computer. Those who mean harm can easily access all your doc- uments if you use such a connection. With a pri- vate mobile data connection through your own personal SIM card your company files and doc- uments are far more secure. With roamline you know you are using one of the cheapest and most convenient data roam- ing solution available: • You don’t have to top up the SIM card in advance
Q) Is roamline prepaid?With roamline you have all the advantages of pay-as-you-go data, which is only paid for at the end of the month, instead of in advance. You don't have to worry about paying too much, as you can monitor your usage through your login and/or you can install a data cap on your SIM card preventing it from using too much data.
Q) Can I use roamline in my iPad? If you have an 3G iPad, roamline is a perfect solution. If your iPad doesn’t have a 3G SIM card slot you can consider buying yourself a non-locked MIFI device, which is available through ama-
zon.co.uk. A MIFI is a personal WIFI hotspot where you can insert a SIM card and which will broadcast a WIFI signal, which your iPad and any other (even locked) device can pick up.
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