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Jlm234

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Aug 11, 2017
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So in less than a month I'll be leaving the good ol' US of A and living for 4 months in Ireland. While there I plan to get a second local phone number on a short-term contract, and I have an older iPhone I want to use on that network.
I just discovered AT&T's WiFi Calling for iCloud devices, and I was wondering if I leave my US iPhone connected to wifi 24/7 with WiFi calling activated, will I be able to make/receive calls on my Irish iPhone from my US number?

I realize it's a weird situation and I'm not sure if I worded it in a way that's easily understood, so if you have questions or want more details please ask. Any help here would be appreciated!
 

Gav2k

macrumors G3
Jul 24, 2009
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I’ve just returned from Iceland and was roaming over there. Wi-Fi calling wasn’t available.

Side note, there isn’t short term contracts over here in the U.K. and Ireland. It’s a choice of pay as you go, 1 month rolling, 12,18 and 24 month.
 

Jlm234

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Aug 11, 2017
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I’ve just returned from Iceland and was roaming over there. Wi-Fi calling wasn’t available.

Side note, there isn’t short term contracts over here in the U.K. and Ireland. It’s a choice of pay as you go, 1 month rolling, 12,18 and 24 month.
I've seen Vodafone Ireland advertise 30 day contracts for Sim cards, for 30€ per month (gets you 5GB of data plus unlimited talk/text to Irish numbers)
 

Gav2k

macrumors G3
Jul 24, 2009
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I've seen Vodafone Ireland advertise 30 day contracts for Sim cards, for 30€ per month (gets you 5GB of data plus unlimited talk/text to Irish numbers)
Yes that’s a 1 month rolling contract
 
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