T-Mobile Compatible SIM Card

So people can relate, I'm living in the Chicago area. I've had this service for three months and it's getting progressively worse.Initially it was quite good. Internet speeds were around 12Mbps in some location and would typically average around 3Mbps so I was pleased. Reception was decent as well. There were some trouble spots but no where I didn't have issues with my AT&T service previously. However, as the months passed, the service seemed to get worse. I'd get more and more dropped calls. Could it have been the phone? Perhaps, but these were areas that (apparently) had good service (according the the map and the bars on the phone)The last straw was just recently when I noticed any form of data was all but unusable. A quick test confirmed my peak speeds were 60 (SIXTY) Kbps. I realized this month the cap was placed right after I hit the 1GB bandwidth mark... However, the month before, I used about 3.75GB of data with no drops in performance.This wouldn't frustrate me quite so much if THIS WAS NOTATED SOMEWHERE! Nothing is ever mentioned about slower speeds or bandwidth limits!

There is no specification about what "size" of SIM this is... I found it was "Standard" size, unfortunately my unlocked GSM phone is "Micro SIM" and did not fit into it. I paid just 1 penny to get this SIM along my unlocked phone as part of Amazon program to ship cheap items with larger orders... so no big deal... my recommendation would be to include this important aspect as part of the product description so buyers know what to expect... Thanks!

it has been said that the internet sensation from Marcy Projects Brooklyn New York named TJ Javier Avellan has bought a GSM sim card for Telcel America and TJ Javier Avellan bought it for his Girlfriend Miranda Cosgrove what a great use for such a beautiful TV Actress

Great service Fast sim loved it

still in use

Fit my needs perfect. However I had to find another phone that it would work with. It wouldn't work in the phone I bought for the occasion.

telcel is a daughter company of straightalk or simthing like that. whos focus on the Hispanic market. telcel support suggested NOT BUYING THESE 3RD PARTY SUPPLIED SIMS. there's no guarantees and can be fakes. so buyer beware. we bought 2 then decided to use straighttalks BYOP program. so we were only out like $2.

This SIM worked fine in the United states, but will not work in Mexico. A Telcel agent could not make it work and recommended I visit the head office in town.