[tranman329]

I read this directly from tmobile's website.

"Can I make or receive calls from outside of the United States?

T-Mobile cannot guarantee Wi-Fi service outside your home or US HotSpot locations.

Calling from international locations with your T-Mobile HotSpot Phone and Wireless Router works the same as if calling from the US. The normal domestic rates apply when making a call to a location within the US, and international long distance applies when making a call to a location outside the US.

NOTE: There are no call hand offs to or from networks other than T-Mobile USA’s network, and Wi-Fi calls cannot be made or received at T-Mobile HotSpot locations outside of the US.

*Bluetooth is a trademark owned by SIG, Inc. and is used by T-Mobile under license.

tm23450"

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So if I have wireless when traveling and calling back to the states should be free?

[crisambo]

Originally Posted by tranman329

I read this directly from tmobile's website.

"Can I make or receive calls from outside of the United States?

T-Mobile cannot guarantee Wi-Fi service outside your home or US HotSpot locations.

Calling from international locations with your T-Mobile HotSpot Phone and Wireless Router works the same as if calling from the US. The normal domestic rates apply when making a call to a location within the US, and international long distance applies when making a call to a location outside the US.

NOTE: There are no call hand offs to or from networks other than T-Mobile USAxxx8217;s network, and Wi-Fi calls cannot be made or received at T-Mobile HotSpot locations outside of the US.

*Bluetooth is a trademark owned by SIG, Inc. and is used by T-Mobile under license.

tm23450"

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So if I have wireless when traveling and calling back to the states should be free?

Subject to your current calling plan, Yes, it would be free, if you are able to connect your UMA via wi-fi . ..

TMO has released the above stated disclaimers probably based on the use of the Nokia and Samsung handsets. . .