After successful completion of the arrival card online application I was offered an e-sim for $4.00. Anyone know anything about this?
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After applying for the arrival card online, the user received an unsolicited e-sim offer for $4.00, raising concerns about its legitimacy. Community members pointed out that such offers are typical of unofficial websites that may try to upsell despite the process being free on the official TDAC site. Users advised ensuring to complete the TDAC application on the official government website to avoid potential scams and recommended repeating the process if not certain.
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I went back and had a look. I think you’re right. I think I used a secondary provider called JSSVISA that linked to the TDAC sight. Nothing weird except the e-sim offer at the end which I didn’t do and now I’m happy I didn’t.
Well the TDAC process looked official and was free and it said I would receive an email within72 hours of departure but then the the E-sim offer appeared which I thought was a little odd and unexpected. Are you suggesting I repeat the process to be sure?