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The promise of eSIMs delivered for only $5/month. Honestly, a carrier charge for this feature doesn't sound any less reasonable than a variety of other near-ze
by jasomill 23d ago
The promise of eSIMs delivered for only $5/month.
Honestly, a carrier charge for this feature doesn't sound any less reasonable than a variety of other near-zero marginal cost services providers have offered in the past, but $5 seems steep since you can add an entirely separate user to an existing family plan for not much more than $10.