Telestial Inc.Reviews of telestial.com

I've just received my SIM. Despite the international shipment, it arrived very swiftlly. I can't hardly wait for arriving in Europe and testing it.

In my area (Pagosa Springs, CO) There are only two service providers with antennas; Verizon and AT&T. It is my assumption that the Telestial Passport SIM uses AT&T as a service provider since Verizon does not provide GSM service. I also have an H2O SIM card that definitely uses AT&T. When I have both SIM cards enabled on my dual-SIM phone (BLU Advance 4.0) the signal strength bar graphs sit side-by-side. The H2O signal strength bars show 3 bars consistently. The Telestial Passport signal strength bars continually vary from 3 bars all the way down to zero even to the point of displaying the "X" symbol. Since I'm new to Smart Phones, I don't know how to resolve this problem. Any suggestions?

Best deal I found on the net before I travel to overseas, will use it again every time I travel.

I'm 10, and my mum got one of these SIMs for my first overseas trip. I feel better having this in case I get lost.

We used Telestial SIMs nearly 3 years ago on our last vacation - & were very happy with the service so have bought again for our upcoming trip. Delivery very fast and we feel very confident going away with these SIMs.

The explorer sim card arrived in a few days as promised. It was easy to install but I had a few questions and called customer service. The wait time was short and the customer representative was great. They were able to answer my questions and resolve a small problem rapidly. It is fantastic to see a company provide excellent support for their product.

Bought the Explorer Sim and extra air time for our trip to Italy. Everywhere we went we had a strong signal and clear calls. Easy set up and use. Knowing the balance and switching between US and World communications was a breeze. Would highly recommend this as a solution if your phone doesn't work overseas or you want to save money if it does.

Got it -- quick, easy, reasonable price. Set up -- no problem. Trying a couple of things out, pretty straightforward. Then -- WHAT?! -- a message telling me that my credit is low ($1.44) ... how can that be? It was just $10!? Hmm, better reload. So I go online and do a reload, select $20, then -- WHAT?! -- $50 shows up on the receipt! Now it could be that my clicker slipped, or that the pesky thing reset itself to the $50 default, but I'm not so happy about that. Then I figure out about the first WHAT?! -- it's probably because it's a UK number, and I'm here fiddling with it in the good old U.S. of A. So ... I'm not exactly saying it's deceptive or anything, but I'm not thrilled with these costs that weren't quite what I was expecting from the promo on their website. A little more clarity would be in order, guys!