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5GB 12-Mo Infimobile SIM Prepaid Plan (2500 Min + 2500 Txt)
$60
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Infimobile has 5GB 12-Month Infimobile SIM Prepaid Plan (2500 Minutes + 2500 Text) on sale for $60. Shipping is free for the physical SIM option. Otherwise, select the eSIM option.
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- 5GB of 5G / 4G LTE per month
- Nationwide 2500 Minutes & 2500 Text
- 3-in-1 SIM Card Kit
- Hotspot available for purchase as an add on
- WiFi Calling & Text
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Infimobile has 5GB 12-Month Infimobile SIM Prepaid Plan (2500 Minutes + 2500 Text) on sale for $60. Shipping is free for the physical SIM option. Otherwise, select the eSIM option.
Thanks to Community Member javastone for sharing this deal.
Details:
Thanks to Community Member javastone for sharing this deal.
Details:
- 5GB of 5G / 4G LTE per month
- Nationwide 2500 Minutes & 2500 Text
- 3-in-1 SIM Card Kit
- Hotspot available for purchase as an add on
- WiFi Calling & Text
Editor's Notes
Written by Nate650 | Staff- Please see the original post for additional details & give the wiki and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Today I spent 2 hrs dealing with my sim card and apn settings until they finally looked aty account and noticed I didn't have any data left. Before, they could not help me set up a sim card I got from Amazon and had to figure out on my own. It is cheap, though.
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Infimobile's 5GB annual plan is a very cheap way to get basic phone service, with calls and texts plus lower-speed data after the high-speed allotment is used up. The plan can work well for light use, and the eSIM setup avoids shipping while the network can land on Verizon or T-Mobile depending on the order. The main cautions are the hard 5GB limit, spotty text reliability for some setups, and support or checkout issues that can make activation frustrating. Taxes and fees can also push the real total well above $60.
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Carrier selection appears to happen after entering your area code and IMEI, where the next screen can offer Verizon (VZW) or Recommended PWG/T-Mobile. Some activations default to Verizon, and switching carriers later can cost $7 plus fees.
The advertised $60 price can rise a lot depending on address and fees, with examples ranging from about $62.25 to $88.20 total. Using an eSIM with a low-tax address or a wallet workaround can reduce the added taxes and surcharges substantially.
It can work well for kids or light users if you keep data use low, especially with Low Data Mode or Data Saver enabled and no streaming. Heavy users can run through 5GB quickly, and some people recommend the 10GB plan instead for more headroom.
The 5GB plan continues after the high-speed allotment at about 256 kbps for the rest of the billing cycle. It is not described as unlimited, so the practical limit is 5GB of fast data with slower fallback afterward.
Regular SMS can be unreliable on this plan, and missed non-iMessage texts have been reported. On iPhone, turning on RCS Messaging in Settings > Apps > Messages can help with mixed Android/iPhone group chats.
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"Yes, that's right, the 5GB plan gives you 5GB of high-speed data each month, and after you use that up, our data isn't stopped, you'll just get slower speeds at 256 kbps for the rest of your billing cycle."
But I don't see why the 10, 15, and 20GB plans specifically say unlimited data but the 5 GB doesn't.
Supposedly you can do it on the website, but the "change carrier" button was a dead end for me, at least on mobile. I also tried looking in the app, nothing.
Hats off to Infimobile too. I signed up today, had to call support a few times because of some super weird issues, and support was great, when you can reach them. From like 10am-1pm est I tried calling numerous times, said I was next in line, and then just asked me to leave a voicemail for a call back. It didn't give me a choice, it just said leave a message after the beep, ok..
The main weird issue I had was the system saying my zip code was not valid when trying to pay. I put in the zip for the town next to me, my parents in another state, no problem. Ended up putting money in Apple Pay, temporarily changing my apple pay billing to my parents address, and using their address to sign up. I mention this in case anyone else has that issue.
After signing up I went in and updated my address, but after I hit submit their system changed my city to "Dallas" and left everything else alone. I'm in New England, huh?
edit: today the change carrier button works on the website and in the app. I'm guessing it didn't work yesterday because I signed up yesterday and more time needed to pass.
What is the best zip code to use if I want Verizon service by default?
does it cost anything to port in a number? and what the hell is a trial number port in?
can i buy a galaxy watch 7 and share the esim from my phone to the watch?
edit nevermind I referred up getting an iPhone and Galaxy watch from Metro by T-Mobile
or is there another esim watch i can buy, that's cheaper? i don't need all that health and gps crap. i just want calls and notifications.
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to the guy who said google voice uses the best compression.. it garbles so badly so much it's the reason i'm paying for this service well also the data. it happens at the worse times like if i'm trying to give someone a phone number or address. I think it's worse over wifi so maybe it's verizon adding their crap..
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123456 gets you $10 off
to the guy who said google voice uses the best compression.. it garbles so badly so much it's the reason i'm paying for this service well also the data. it happens at the worse times like if i'm trying to give someone a phone number or address. I think it's worse over wifi so maybe it's verizon adding their crap..
123456 gets you $10 off
to the guy who said google voice uses the best compression.. it garbles so badly so much it's the reason i'm paying for this service well also the data. it happens at the worse times like if i'm trying to give someone a phone number or address. I think it's worse over wifi so maybe it's verizon adding their crap..
Thanks! I'd have to tie it to a privacy.com payment card since they accept any address. Will have to give the renewal another look. Rep'd!
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