EscapeSIM Opiniões 30

I used Escapesim several times now and I only have positive experiences. The data is cheaper than a regular carrier (especially abroad). The only weird thing is that you get a qr code via email that needs to be scanned. If you bought the esim on your phone you cannot scan it of course. You need another device to display the qr.

They send a qr code to the phone you are using for calls then want a photo of the qr. Could not do this. So took photo with tablet then tried with phone. Went to page, would not connect. We tried many times and refused to connect. Troubleshooting.....still no luck. Contact them? No response.

We've used esims before and super simple. This one was not.
What a waste of money.

In July and August, I used this eSIM from MobiMatter during my trip to China, Malaysia, and Hong Kong (Asia Package). I was initially sceptical, but it exceeded my expectations with excellent 5G coverage and incredibly fast download/upload speeds (up to 1 GB!). It was also more affordable than bigger brands like AirAlo and Holafly. Surprisingly, some countries offered 5G even when it wasn’t advertised. The SIM worked flawlessly and delivered exactly as promised—highly recommended, and will be using again!

Sim doesn’t work. Contacting them doesn’t work as proof of setting don’t upload. Please refund.

Order 9177 and 9171 (bought twice as I thought first time there was an error with activation)

Absolutely loved the ESIM - it was so easy and convenient to use. I would definitely highly recommend for everyone travelling.

I have used Escapesim on multiple occasions while travelling across Asia and Europe. I have always had great reception, the sim is really easy to set up and was ready to go instantly with no issues at all. I'll definitely be using escapesim for all future travels. I highly recommend.

I used an Esim from EscapeSim for my African Safari through Tanzania and Uganda. It was super simple to set up and worked so well it shocked me that I had service almost everywhere. There were a few dead zones in the middle of the national parks and forests but that’s to be expected! Would recommend to any traveller for a more affordable and efficient alternative to data roaming :)

I purchased the 21 gig eSIM for my Europe trip. It was really great value and covered all the countries I went to including Turkey and the UK. The eSIM customer service was great, especially when the network went down they were able to help on the spot. Would recommend.

Searching for a suitable data-only eSIM for the USA feels like a black art. Confidently finding one that offers a good service, good GB and price per GB, and that is valid for the right duration feels almost impossible. However, my search led me to ESCAPeSIM (an Australian-owned eSIM provider), offering 30GB for 60 days at 35.99AUD (£18.63). Sounded too good to be true. How could I be sure they would connect to the right networks, offer 4G/5G and all without throttling at that price? I emailed them for support and their reply was speedy, informative and encouraging (T-Mobile and Verizon, 4G/5G with no throttling), with a follow-up query also responded to swiftly. Their website also provided easy to follow instructions on how to activate the eSIM. The only issue for some might be their choice of a Polish mobile operator possibly resulting in a bit of latency, though none that bothered us. My experience to date? Apart from remembering and working out how to enable data roaming(Doh!), ESCAPeSIM has worked perfectly to date. What's not to like?

Interestingly, Safeway's website appears to be blocked for Polish IP addresses and, I guess, that could be the same for other websites. Fortunately, though I didn't already have a VPN installed on my phone, installing the Windscribe VPN app with a free account and using a free connection to a USA server just for simple browsing means I am still able to access US websites at no extra cost.