Be careful — even with the international data plan you can get into areas where it doesn’t apply and you may be hit with data roaming charges.

One other note — it’s pro-rated, depending on the date of your billing, so if you sign up on the 20th of the month you may only pay $8.00 (for the last 10 days), but you’ll also only get a fraction of the 20MB bandwidth to use until the next month starts.

Be careful with AT&T’s plan - I almost activated it for a trip, but I found out that they don’t charge you based on when you actually use the phone, but when they get billed by the foreign data / cell provider. So, you need to pay for the international features for at least 3 months to ensure you get the proper billing rate - not very convenient for a 1-week trip.

Damn. How is it that Denmark is among the most wired and mobile-ified countries, and yet AT&T can’t do much for me?

Thanks for the tips.