Jim not correct

Just review the website

World like every eSIM but don’t see how to port your existing number

@Kevin ******

my Thai eSIM works for “most”

Text messages as long as my Verizon line is inactive

If I turn on my Verizon at any time in Thai, not only do I get the $10 charge but it messes up most of the messages on the eSIM

With all the technology it would seem there has to be an easy and inexpensive solution

Maybe some others here have but it seems most only read or addressed half the questions

I think many people are incorrect

Just using an eSIM for Thailand and keeping US number isn’t a solution

Both being active doesn’t work and if you open your US line, it messes up eSIM

I have Verizon and any message there triggers the $10 a day roaming charge

Not sure about anyone else but once I activate my eSIM in Thailand and turn on my Verizon number, my eSIM doesn’t work properly any longer and had 2dtep verification issues

Not sure if you have a Verizon eSIM and Thai eSIM

Thai people have no trouble squatting

Use water to wash your ass

If you are from more developed country it seems insane

In China many places only have buckets of water

Nobody pays you so no

Toll road

Last time I looked 2weeks ago there are few offerings more than 15 days

Didn’t use to be like that

What a clown

That’s why the world’s people try so hard

Just a hater and obviously not too bright

@Jeff *******

yes in black and white have to prove intent to return