Americans Get First Open, Multi-Country Access to Europe’s Largest Cell Phone Network

Greenwich, CT, March 02, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Telecommunications company Call in Europe offers first European cell phone rental services for Americans traveling in Europe and France, allowing them to pay the same low rates for cell service as Europeans do. With their Europe SIM cards, users get open, multi-country access to the world’s largest and most reliable cell phone network because of Call in Europe’s partnership with SFR, France’s No. 1 rated cell phone company, and its parent company Vodafone, which serves 140 million customers throughout Europe.

Users simply insert their new SIM card into their U.S. phone, then they receive a local cell phone number. There is no prepayment, no monthly fee, no term commitment and $10 of free airtime.

“The main reason we started Call in Europe is that people were tired of being overcharged,” said Patrick Gentemann, Founder and President of Call in Europe. “We came up with a solution that’s very affordable and easy to use, and you can keep the same phone number forever.”

The Europe SIM cards Call in Europe provides are also compatible with Blackberries and Smart Phones, so many corporate customers who travel find Call in Europe a perfect way to go. Other special services include a “Keep My U.S. Number” option that forwards all calls to a U.S. cell phone to the traveler’s European-equipped phone for a small fee.

Additionally, travelers who already own a GSM tri-band, unlocked cell phone can take advantage of the Call in Europe cell phone services for a one-time $29 fee.

Prices, Packages and Promotions:
France or Europe SIM Card Free for Life Package – Travelers get a European SIM card forever for a one-time fee of $29, with no monthly fees, no prepayment, no term commitment and no connection fee.

For more information on Call in Europe, please visit www.Call in Europe.com or call 1-877-730-5305.

About Call in Europe
Patrick Gentemann, a 17-year telecommunications pioneer and innovator, founded Call in Europe in 2006. After running successful telecom companies in both Europe and the United States, Gentemann created Call in Europe to lower the barriers keeping Americans with cell phones from using the European network the way the Europeans themselves do. Call in Europe defines a new era of open, accessible international telecommunications. It means that, for the first time, traveling Americans can call all over Europe and the rest of the world, easily and economically.

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