throw away phone for Europe?

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  I think iPhone is considered a "World" phone.

  I was Europe last Autumn and my AT&T iPhone 4 would automatically connect to whatever local service there was in that country. The person I was with had an iPhone with Verizon, and their phone was not working at all. But I was receiving and making calls from/to the USA all the time. It worked perfectly without me having to do anything. There was no fee. If there was, it was so small that I didn't even notice it in my bill.

  You should make sure with AT&T, as things change all the time.

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  • I could also make calls within Europe.CanHasQBN
  • I thought it was world phone too but finding misleading info online...go figurephatwrx

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