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You probably don’t want to pay the $3.49 per minute fee of your cell phone carrier while traveling to Europe or South America. It obviously is just too expensive. But, what can do you about it? It’s simple; replace your cell phone’s SIM card with a local one. Don’t be intimidated, it actually is beautiful simple. Just open the back of your cell phone (you might have to remove the battery) and take out the small SIM card that is on it. Then, purchase a local SIM card, or you can save a few bucks if someone you know can lend you one that they don’t use. As long as your cell phone is unlocked, this will work. This “technique” will let you use a local network and therefore local rates instead of having to pay the indisputable price from AT&T or T-Mobile.