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TonTri wrote:Hi Jan. We are planing on being back in the UK for about 3 months at the most each time, would that still cause problems with cancelling the sim?

It did for us but things may have changed since then. You could try leaving a small amount of credit on the phone to see if it still works on your return and then you will know.

Jan.

Cheers jan

If you are on contract there's no disconnect problem

Also, a dual sim Android phone, will allow you to receive calls on both your U.K. and Spanish numbers, will allow you to select which SIM uses data and gives you the option of choosing which SIM to make individual calls on. I use the OnePlus 3 whose charge lasts just over two days

Thanks Donaduo, I am planning on contract. I'll keep the dual sim option open when I next upgrade my phone.

donaduo wrote:If you are on contract there's no disconnect problem

The thing with contract is that you pay monthly for the service when in the UK and not using it (unless I'm mistaken). Contract is OK for those in Spain permanently but for those who spend only 6 months in Spain it's paying for something you are not using.

Jan

The only months we arent planning on coming over is between mid June to mid September as it will be too hot for us then, but we are hoping to rent it out during that period so we will need continuous internet.

We have Ole internet installed with the free UK landline calls bundled in. They are based in Villamartin but have a relay transmitter located in Quesada arches. The transmission is from the this transmitter to a small dish installed on the roof of our property. It works a treat.