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ESim.Net Drops Unlimited Data Plans

xEl-Capitanx

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Ouchies... Esim.net has aligned their top tariffs to the FUP of the major networks.
Im seeking clarity now as to whether it is still unlimited but for marketing reasons it shows as the FUP.

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Darn..
Ask them what happens when the FUP is breached? Slow down, deprioritisation or complete stop?
 
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Darn..
Ask them what happens when the FUP is breached? Slow down, deprioritisation or complete stop?
Unlimited no longer exists:
650GB on O2, 500GB on Vodafone:
 
Unlimited no longer exists:
650GB on O2, 500GB on Vodafone:

Yes sir, I checked last night, hence for the email.
I do wonder if its just marketing as such and the FUP is only there still as a softwall.
 
RIP

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Looks like its done for... Shame as they had such a good proposition for the price too.
 
I'm still seeing unlimited data options for Vodafone, also I thought Vodafone FUP was way over 650GB, something like 3TB.
 
Vodafone Direct still seems to have unlimited data plans available.
But thats consumer. ESIM uses their Wholesale Platform to generate the services etc
 
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Agree - But then its always been a grey area with FUP.
I think Esim have done this to cover them as they probably had someone hammer a SIM.
 
I'm actually quite impressed. I checked their website and they make no reference to the fact that they're unlimited. They're selling them as 500GB and 650GB data packages now.

Very good indeed.
 
Problem is - I personally might take them off my list of suppliers I use - Mostly as I only do Unlimited. I am probably someone who needs that. My data usage exceeds 350 - 400 GBs most months.

For others, the prices might be good for them and value etc
 
I feel like with the major providers, getting an eSIM isn't too much of a problem now. My most recent one came from Three right in the order process and was up and running immediately.
 
Thing is... These ESIMs were cheaper then the actual networks for unlimited data... The Vodafone was the top speed one...

Unlimited data mins and sms for £27 on a monthly rolling basis on a very good quality network such as Vodafone? 😍

I was sold! ❤️
 
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Thing is... These ESIMs were cheaper then the actual networks for unlimited data... The Vodafone was the top speed one...

Unlimited data mins and sms for £27 on a monthly rolling basis on a very good quality network such as Vodafone? 😍

I was sold! ❤️
I'm on Voxi (Vodafone) £10 for unlimited data plan for over 2 years now even though this plan has been discontinued since over 1 year.
 
Thing is... These ESIMs were cheaper then the actual networks for unlimited data... The Vodafone was the top speed one...

Unlimited data mins and sms for £27 on a monthly rolling basis on a very good quality network such as Vodafone? 😍

I was sold! ❤️
Don't Voxi and Lebara still have unlimited plans? Try those.
 
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