SIM Card Purchase for Palestine

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Detailed Features Info & Rates Chart Activation Recharges Coverage Map Operating Instructions Need a phone? Priced at only $59.00

Cellular Abroad SIM Card for Palestine
A Palestine Prepaid SIM Card, together with a tri-band unlocked GSM cell phone, will allow you not only to have a local cell phone number for Palestine but also to pay local rates - and without a contract. The rates are extremely advantageous and even include unlimited FREE incoming calls from anywhere in the world. For your next trip to Palestine, make sure to purchase a prepaid SIM card.

Information and Talk Rates Chart

*You can find more detailed information on rates including roaming charges here.

Detailed Features

• A Palestine pre-paid SIM card and cell phone number-you'll have the number before you depart
• Complete with 70 NIS ($17) FREE starter credit
• Unlimited FREE incoming calls from anywhere
• Domestic rates as low as $0.13 cents per minute
• Calls back to the US and Canada only $0.42 cents per minute.
• Add more call credits as needed by purchasing easily-obtainable recharge voucher cards in various denominations
• Voicemail
• SMS text messaging
• No yearly contract, monthly charges, daily minimum charges, minimum minutes per call charges or credit checks

Your Palestine SIM Card Cell Phone Number:
Your cellular phone number for Palestine is displayed on the back of the SIM card package above the bar codes. The 10-digit phone number begins with "0".

Activating your service:

• Go to Palestine
• Be sure that battery is charged
• Turn on your phone
• Add your initial talktime recharge: dial *122*, followed by the 13 digit recharge voucher number, followed by the # sign (e.g. *122*1234567898765#), then OK/Send. Alternatively, call 122, then follow the voice commands.
• You can now make calls.

Recharging Your SIM Card:
Additional call credit can be added by purchasing Jawaal recharge cards. They are sold in denominations of 20 (~$4.30), 50 (~$10.80), 100 (~$15.50) and 200 (~$21.70) NIS at tobacco shops, magazine kiosks and any convenience store displaying the Jawaal logo. Even if you have zero credit - since incoming calls are always free - you will still be able to receive calls.

Once you have purchased a recharge card, simply follow these easy instructions:

• Simply scratch off the protective coating on the back of the card to reveal your voucher code
• Call 122 from your own mobile phone and follow the voice instructions
• Enter the 13 digit code followedby the #
• Upon successful entry of the code, your account will be credited
• Listen to your new balance and end the call

Detailed Rates:
Rates are based on per-minute charges. For up-to-date currency exchange rates, use the Currency Converter.

International Dialing	Rate
USA & Canada	1.90 NIS (~ $0.42)
W. Europe	1.90 NIS (~ $0.42)

All incoming calls are always FREE

Service Life:
You must add money to your SIM card at least once every 12 months or your account and corresponding phone number will be deactivated. The twelve month period begins from date of last recharge or initial activation.

Customer Service:
Customer service for your Palestine prepaid SIM card is available 24 hr./day by dialing 123 at any time from your Palestine cellular phone. For problems with the phone or other hardware, contact Cellular Abroad at 001-310-862-7100 or email support@cellularabroad.com. If you are having a problem and you are unsure who to consult, please call Cellular Abroad or relay a message to us through a contact at home. Usually there is a simple fix. Our business hours are 8 AM to 6 PM Pacific Time, seven days a week.

Multi-Country Travel
You can also purchase other SIM cards as well for other countries to where you may be traveling. (This option is good for those planning on doing a lot of local calling.) We also offer an international roaming Talk Abroad™ SIM Card that is convenient for travel to multiple countries. (This option is useful for those wanting a single number for use in multiple countries and who will be making more calls back home than locally.)