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• Firsty.app – free 300kbit/s eSIM for US/EU

  People here seem to quickly react by recommending their favorite travel eSIM provider. I'd propose what I find to be a bit more useful, a website that compares a bunch of different travel eSIM providers: https://esimdb.com No affiliation from my side. I find it nice to know I always have many options. - Source: Hacker News / 2 months ago

• eSIMs

  It may be worth considering https://www.airalo.com/ for future trips, or checking what is the best value option for you on https://esimdb.com/. Source: 5 months ago

• US Sim Options

  For Belize you can find eSim providers using https://esimdb.com. I’m not sure what local plans they have and how difficult it would be to get. Source: 5 months ago

• Traveling abroad from the states, need some help.

  Alternatively look for a data esim like esimdb.com or airalo.com for regional esim you can install prior to departure. Can check the big Euro carriers for regional deals like Orange or 3, etc. Source: 10 months ago

• Website for choosing SIM‘s globally

  I like esimdb: https://esimdb.com/ though it’s mainly focused on data esims. Source: 10 months ago

• Verifying ID before purchasing Airalo eSIM?

  Just pick another service - esimdb.com or esims.io will show you the way. Source: 10 months ago

• Data Only Plans

  Not knowing your exact use case it may make more sense to get a data only eSIM plan and buy in bulk. esimdb.com. Source: 10 months ago

• What’s the best way to have service when going to canada?

  If your provider does not have Canada included (most do these days, even Visible which I use which uses the Verizon network includes it on the non-basic plan) if your phone has the capability of using an esim there are companies such as Airalo (https://esimdb.com is a great resource for finding the best cost option) where you download their app to your phone, you buy a data/calling pass and the esim will install... Source: 10 months ago

• What SIM to order now for Europe?

  How much data do you need? What countries do you plan on going? See https://esimdb.com/ and this video has a good introductory and recommendations. Source: 10 months ago

• Buying International Roaming Credits

  I think you have to check with your financial institution on that. I think they do restrict max credit $ you can spend a month to $80 (based on others posts on this sub). If you plan on spending more than that I recommend getting an eSIM provider for data (or a local international SIM) and only use Mint sim for calls and SMS (iMessage, Google Messages/Meet, Whatsapp, etc ofer data SIM preferred). See... Source: 10 months ago

• Using Google Fi abroad for 8-10 days?

  Esimdb.com or airalo.com is your solution. Source: 10 months ago

• I am leaving US Mobile after just 13 days.

  As others have said a backup eSIM is also not a bad idea on a secondary carrier. You can spend $5 a month for a few gig for peace of mind. Go check out esimdb.com for the latest deals. Source: 10 months ago

• Traveling to Europe for 7 weeks...

  Suggest getting esimdb.com or airalo.com esims prior to leaving the US and use Fi data sparingly hoping not to get suspended. Source: 10 months ago

• Best E-Sim for United Kingdom?

  Also check https://esimdb.com/ and / or https://esims.io/ to survey the landscape of providers. Source: 10 months ago

• There's now a Bonus Data Offer of 10GB Bonus Freedom Nationwide + U.S. data added within 30 days for the Unlimited 40GB + Canada-U.S. Plan

  Whatever one is cheapest at that moment in time on esimdb.com. It's all over the map. Last summer a buddy and I paid literally $3 or something like that for 5 gigs on a promo with a new carrier. Earlier last year I paid $20 for unlimited for 7 days using another provider. Source: 11 months ago

• E-SIM for Verizon iPhone

  Assuming your phone is unlocked search for an esim from here - https://esimdb.com. You can then just turn off the Verizon line so you don’t incur any of the daily usage fees I believe they would charge. Source: 11 months ago

• 10-day trip to Canada

  That's pretty short notice, but you should be able to find something at https://esimdb.com/ that's cheaper than you can get in Canada. Source: 11 months ago

• My data is working fine but it says I need to install esim

  Those eSIMs are for data while traveling abroad. They work like any other third party international eSIM (like the ones you might get from esimdb.com, and are not associated with your main USM line. Source: 11 months ago

• International data being suspended. Next steps?

  My general suggestion for anyone who travels for long periods is to switch your Fi plan to Flexible. Purchase eSIMs as needed for coverage and use Fi coverage for countries that are hard to cover with eSIMs. The Flexible $10/GB from Fi is not a great data rate, but it can be perfect for short visits. For longer visits, get an eSIM or local physical SIM. Use esimdb.com to shop for options. My last multi-county... Source: 11 months ago

• Google Fi for just a few weeks

  Esimdb.com or airalo.com may be best for you, esim required. Source: 12 months ago

• Travel

  Recommend esimdb.com or airalo.com. Source: 12 months ago