⁉️FAQ

Source : Sims Direct

chevron-rightHow do I find my number?hashtag

This SIM is data-only and therefore does not come with a phone number!

chevron-rightWhen should I install my eSIM?hashtag

You should wait until you land in your destination country before activating your eSIM - it will need to connect to a local network!

chevron-rightWhen does my eSIM plan start?hashtag

Your plan will only start when you land at your destination and connect to a network!

chevron-rightIs it possible to use an eSIM alongside a physical SIM?hashtag

Absolutely! If your phone is dual SIM compatible, you can use your eSIM and a physical SIM at the same time. This means you can use one for data and one for calls.

chevron-rightHow do I check my balance?hashtag

You can check your balance by looking at your phone settings under data usage.

Apple

Settings > Mobile > Scroll to find Current Period Roaming

Android

Settings > Connections > Data Usage > Billing Cycle and data warning > Select the period from the day you started using the SIM to the current day. Save and your data usage will be shown

chevron-rightHow do I recharge?hashtag

As described on the website, the eSIM is non-rechargeable. The only way around this is to buy multiple eSIMs and swap them out as you go!

chevron-rightI'm having issues making phone calls or text messageshashtag

This SIM does not come with calls or texts as it's data-only! You can still receive phone calls or text messages though.

We'd highly recommend using data applications like FaceTime, Whatsapp, Facebook Messenger, Zoom or Google Meet to make calls and texts to Australia or USA. This will work using the data you have allocated to you.

chevron-rightCan I hotspot/tether from my phone?hashtag

Yep, you can hotspot/tether from your phone.

chevron-rightHow do I know if my device is unlocked?hashtag

If you bought your device outright, it's most likely unlocked!

If you're unsure, the best way to find out is to call your Aussie network provider and ask! They'll be able to unlock it for you too. This might incur a fee! πŸ€”

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