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1GB of international mobile data in 50+ countries for 1USD, quite nice imo. Data only plan no SMS no calls, +have good network partners on their site (Telstra, Vodafone, T-Mobile)
If flights are delayed 1hr+ you get free lounge access.
Travel eSIM 30 Days 1GB Data Plan for US$1 (~A$1.50, Covers 50 Countries) @ Jetpac
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@bloomer: What forms of ID does it ask for setup?
None
Should I setup first at Australia then toggle off the esim setting and toggle on when arrive at destination?
Setting up, basically yes. Just don't turn it on
@bloomer is there any country specific instructions?
Yes, but not obvious, depending on where you are on their app.
pos vote you for such a balanced comment
Wow, it's the perfect solution for me. Am returning to Vietnam in a few months and I like to book a GRAB (Uber equivalent) once I've exited customs. You can use the airport wifi but it doesn't reach out to the stand which is a pain when you're trying to see the car arrive and communicate with the driver on the app. So many of the sim sellers at the airport are a scam too, so I prefer to wing it until I can get to a proper telco store the next day.
Red Bull esim with code TRAVELDEALZ activated in Singapore Weds and using in Bangkok today. Free.
wing it
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Red Bull
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Perfect. Redbull and this one. 2 gig is plenty for a week holiday
Red Bull esim not supposed to work in Malaysia but it did!
They support Malaysia now
ah even better. yours and redbull. 2gb and free. thanks
Great!!!
Bought 1 for my dad.
Boo, no Singapore.
Does anyone have any estimate of how long 1 gig would last for a typical traveller? So let's say using wifi wherever possible (ie at accomodation, cafes etc, and yes I'm fully vpn'd up) and only needing the data when out of convenient wifi range for a bit of map navigation where offline maps aren't sufficient, some google lens translating, and random browsing on the fly to check timetables and whatnot.
TIA
Easily a month if you're not using it much like in the usecase you described. However, it really depends on how much you're browsing the web which I find uses the majority of data for me.
Just started receiving circles.life spam to my jetpac email address :/
LOL yea they're affiliated
does anyone know how many times we can buy this?
Once (per email)
have good network partners on their site (Telstra, Vodafone, T-Mobile)
I thought roaming SIMs couldn't access Telstra? Interesting
I'm using this right now. Required manual setup for my location (had to manually select random operators until it started working with one). That's not unusual for eSIMs, so this isn't a negative comment.