Review on 📲 SpeedTalk Mobile Affordable $5 GSM SIM Card Tracker - GPS Pet Kid Senior Spouse Vehicle Tracking Device with 30 Day Service by Kevin Williams

Speedtalk is very useless. If you are looking for 4G LTE then this is perfect. But in this situation you are looking for a tracking SIM that can be used either in the watch or in a tracking device on a 2G or 3G network. I bought two watches and two of these cards to carry with me. They don't work by the hour. So I move the SIM card to my global phone which works with almost any carrier with 2G, 3G or 4G. 4G works great but 2G and 3G shows that they have a data signal and are receiving calls but not receiving data. So I contact Speedtalk to solve the situation. Of course they tell me this is my device or I'm stupid. I moved the SIM card to an iPhone 3GS that we had at T-Mobile for years. This phone only supports 2G or 3G. It still does not work. Repeatedly contacted about the speed of the conversation, I was told that this is my device and I'm not working properly with it. It must have been 12 emails back and forth. I've sent emails so I'm sure they can understand what's going on. I keep getting general replies that your device isn't working properly or that I haven't configured something correctly on my device. I disabled power on my iPhone 3G to switch to 2G. Whenever I explained this I got an email saying you need to provide the details to make it work. I didn't say anything about disabling data. In my next email I said why not look at the line of the email and read everything before replying. The next email I received said the email string was too complex to understand. So I looked at the email string myself, and it's pretty easy to follow. In addition, 2G and 3G have very limited coverage and may not even be available indoors. Don't blame your device, blame it on the SIM card.