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by needlessly 3280 days ago
if you fly to another country, you will be subject to roaming fees. In that case, it maybe easier to just hail a cab depending on which country you are in
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Only if you're a sucker and pay big bucks to a shitty US carrier.

EU got rid of roaming.

There are carriers in the US that offer flat rates in all supported countries (like Google Fi: 135+ countries at time of writing).

I'm based in the US, I lived in Brazil for several months last year. I stayed with Fi, still paid 10$/gb and 20$/month for unlimited voice/text, kept my number, and immediately had data access.

As a side note, Uber was there, and we used it frequently.

Not on T-Mobile...
Or Google Fi.