Send my money never received the email… Send my money never received the email with the login information. Now my account cannot be located. Don't waste your money.

stay away from Mr. Hinton is exactly right, money (in crazy increments, by the way, min $50) is gone after some time. Congrats, MobilityPass, doing good !

I sent a Zelle of $120 and nothing… I sent a Zelle of $120 and nothing happened. No emails, no confirmations. My established login and password would not allow me to login into their Customer Service portal. I wrote a previous review (before my travels) here and it was removed. I am back from my travels now, and have tried to log into the Customer Service portal - and it now allows me in. I am requesting that I be refunded, due to not being able to access the product I purchased - at the time I needed it. Furthermore, removing my previous review and not addressing the problem then - is a further reason to refund me.

Almost a fraud No connection whatsoever in the US. Suspiciously high invoices for very limited use in the UK and the Netherlands. No response from their support desk, not even after weeks. The only thing they do properly is sending you reminders to top up your saldo. Naturally. I'd say this is close to a fraud and I am definitely done with them. Avoid!

Mobilitypass was a ripoff I signed up with MobilityPass to give me mobile broadband while travelling in Europe. While on vacation I managed to make only two connections to the Internet using MobilityPass, afterwards all connection requests via Mobilitypass were refused or were unavailable. A month later while checking my bank account statement I found that MobilityPass had withdrawn $426 from my account. I contacted MobilityPass for an explanation and they replied that this charge was for the 43 minutes of Internet connection that I, in total, used. They charged me $10 per minute for Internet use! I had used this time only to read my emails and hadn't downloaded any other files. Many complaints have appeared on the Internet about excessive charges and poor Internet connectivity from MobilityPass. Also be aware that the deposit that customers are forced to make will be lost. MobilityPass will keep your deposit, and they also require your credit card details and can and do take money from your bank account whenever they wish. You can get far cheaper Internet and better quality connections from any other provider. Far better to buy a local SIM card for your smart phone or take advantage of Skype's low cost services, Skype Wifi for example.