But, Ivan, is it so difficult to get a sim card of a standard provider, like Telcel or Movistar?

Telcel offers prepaid plans of 1 GB for around 160 Pesos (~10 €) for 30 days and you don't even need to show an ID. Is something wrong with that?

European providers charge fortunes for mobile internet in countries outside of Europe.

Cornelius

Am 29.06.2015 17:41 schrieb "Ivan Martínez" <galaver@gmail.com>:

Hi Itzik. Unfortunately in Mexico it's not common or easy have SIM cards with data plans as other countries. It's necessary go direct to the mobile operators and buy there.

We can give you a list of offices where you can go and buy with a cost of 3 USD. Or will be better have activated previously a traveller plan from your own company. 

Thanks,

El lunes, 29 de junio de 2015, Itzik - Wikimedia Israel <itzik@wikimedia.org.il> escribió:

Hey,

Any recommendations for local sim cards with data plans? Better if can be purchased at the airport or online and sent to the hotel.

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