expiredNavyCircle3728 posted Jan 08, 2025 04:01 AM
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expiredNavyCircle3728 posted Jan 08, 2025 04:01 AM
$5 eSIM.io International Travel Data Credit (Valid 150+ Countries)
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I'm not going to install an app just to find out.
Good/fast service overall why would they let you try for free if it wads bad they want you to top up... keep in mind using the free service you can't pick the country sim it gives you so you will notice YouTube videos in Italian or Russian and can't do most survey sites. Its around $2-3 per gb depending on the country you choose. Promo will die soon the company doesn't want people using burner emails and not paying
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I'm not going to install an app just to find out.
However, I just found that this eSIM.io, as well as instabridge(which also worked for me and gave me 5GB/month free), both connected to the ISP in Warsaw, Poland(both eSIM.io and instabridge use Verizon network in US, but I used IP location website to find out where I was connected through their networks). Because of this, some apps couldn't work, for example, McDonlad's app when I wanted to order online; Exxon Mobile app when I wanted to pay at the pump... I believe these apps identified that my connected IP address is not in US, so they failed to load the pages.... Most other apps have been working well for me, like Google voice, Google maps, Apple maps, etc... There is an easy fix for apps like McDonlad's is to use VPN forcing the app to think the location is in US not Poland(I did try and confirm working with Windscribe VPN), assuming you have VPN service. Well it's free mobile service, I can't complain.
Use "Instabridge" to add eSIM, and set "Web" as your default browser and use it.
When I used Instabridge or this eSIM.io, the IP was in the "Poland" range, so it cost some apps didn't work in US. (I believe it could also be an issue if I use the eSIM card in Asia or Australia, some location-dependant apps won't work well...).
I assumed when I used their "US" eSIM(not the "Global" eSIM), and when I connected to the network via Verizon(the provider the phone showed using), I should have got an "US" IP address, but I was wrong about it.
There is a discussion here: https://www.reddit.com/r/NoContra...prov
Keepgo tells "Privacy IP Location" for their eSIM cards: https://www.keepgo.com/collection...te
An eSIM's privacy IP location can vary depending on the eSIM provider and the user's data plan:
Keepgo offers a Residential Privacy IP address that hides the user's real IP location. The IP address can be from countries like the USA, France, or Hong Kong, depending on the plan. Users can find their IP address information in their account on the Keepgo website.
When I used Instabridge or this eSIM.io, the IP was in the "Poland" range, so it cost some apps didn't work in US. (I believe it could also be an issue if I use the eSIM card in Asia or Australia, some location-dependant apps won't work well...).
I assumed when I used their "US" eSIM(not the "Global" eSIM), and when I connected to the network via Verizon(the provider the phone showed using), I should have got an "US" IP address, but I was wrong about it.
There is a discussion here: https://www.reddit.com/r/NoContra...prov
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