I traveled to Israel and rented a sim card from Amigo. Cost was $5/day for the rental. $10 to ship the sim card in a large box, $15 in taxes that was not disclosed beforehand. $4/day in late fees if you don't return the sim card immediately upon your return (my fault for not reading the small print on this). My cost for 22 days: $185 You can BUY a sim card at the Israeli airport- it costs $30 a month and you don't have to return it- you can reactivate it any time you go back to the country. I give it a one star. The salesman wasn't necessarily rude- I just think its ridiculous to use this company- I wish I'd known that beforehand

I picked up and dropped off the phones locally which was very convenient. The phones worked as they should as soon as we go to Israel and I didn't have any problems with them.

I found Amigos the easiest vendor to get a sim card 2 days before my trip overseas. All went super smooth.

very easy to rent a phone... I did not find the actual cell service to be so great. Many times people said they could not hear me so well. This may have been due to location vs. the actual phone.

Everything was fine. But for reasons unknown I was not able to text.

I've used Amigo for a number of years. It's trouble free and easy for this senior citizen with little, if any, tech knowledge. I highly recommend it and will use it again...and again...and again.

My wife and I flew to Vancouver for half a week on our way to our honeymoon in Hawaii. Amigo's SIM card was incredible! Once we got it installed, it worked beautifully. Even when I had an issue with the initial install (due to my phone, not the SIM), the Amigo staff was extremely helpful and got me set up. I recommend this wonderful company for all of your mobile travel needs.

Did not have any problems, worked well.

The blackberry was very old and didn't work properly. The cell service wasn't always reliable either

Great prices