I’d recommend Smspool. They offer data esims for nearly all countries, one-time phone numbers for SMS confirmation codes and phone number rentals.
They require no personal information, accept Monero and have a transparency report. Based in the Netherlands and available worldwide.
You’re repeating the content of a post you already made in this thread. It kind of seems like you’re promoting SMSpool.
Also, there is nothing on their website about providing data esims. They are an sms verification service, that provides non-voip phone numbers, in order to receive sms verification codes, so you don’t have to provide your own phone number. That appears to be the only service they provide.
I also see no mention of accepting Monero on their website.
I can recommend RedTeaGo, i checked it out after i read online on a blog about it. There are some payment options, but i used cryptocurrency for it.
You can buy ESIMs for a lot countries and without any verification. Using a Number from my state for some months now and cant tell any negative issues about it.
The company is based in Singapur, just sayin of that is problem for someone.
Oops, you’re right, thank you, I did not remember (it was more than two months ago)
Calm down I just forgot I had already suggested them. I just like this service and would like the others to know about it
No it’s not haha. Their website also mention long-term non-VoIP phone numbers and free carrier lookups.
What is the pricing? There doesn’t appear to be any way to view it without making an account
And do you know where the ip address gateway is located?
@Vico does redteago offer a north american ip address gateway? It’s not clear based on their website
I’ve had data-only plans with two providers: BNESIM and Truely Esim.
My data with BNESIM “expired” which is a good trick considering my phone stays in airplane mode almost all the time. The data plan is used only when I can’t find public wifi.
Truely esim switched to a daily unlimited model. Super expensive.
After this, I’ve given up trying to find a travel esim company that will not rip-off their customers.
I may give JPMChat a try at some future date.
A bit of feedback - you should make it more clear that there is a minimum payment amount of $2 when paying with cryptocurrency such as XMR using your payment processor. The error that pops up is extremely uninformative (something along the lines of “unable to create a transaction”)
Also, for the pricing page, it would be nice to be able to switch to price per GB rather than price per MB. Easier to read/understand.
I’ve been waiting for a low cost data only esim with north american servers though, this is very exciting.
Since this is a privacy forum and as mentioned below your website is anything but private, making misleading claims on the front page and with trackers everywhere, I’ll caveat that here too.
Thanks so much for your review! And hopefully you’ll enjoy our connection.
We will definitely take into account your comments and implement GB switch in Pricing section as well as add more info about minimum crypto payment.
Mantas
why is your website loaded with trackers from tiktok and cloudflare and google and others?
Hello.
To have better performance, and track advertisements results.
These are harmless trackers which can be easily killed by user.
Although I can confirm that for cases like these we are preparing another landing page + Telegram bot solution actively.
Thank you!
They’re not harmless. Interesting that you say this while claiming to be passionate about privacy. There are also private alternatives to these trackers you could have used instead. See Open-Source & Self-Hosted Web Analytics
Looking forward to it, though telegram is the opposite of private so not that part
Yea RedTeaGo seems good.
It has voice and text for Asia (11 areas), European Union (27 countries), Global (130+ areas), United States, Indonesia.
For US : https://esim.redteago.com/esim-united-states/call-30days-10gb. 20$, 10 GB, 200 min local calls, unlimited incoming SMS and 60 outgoing, 30 days
Hey guys. Honestly. Tell me
Like how do you use saily or nordvpn?
Someone told me that 2 trackers in website is too much, but i guess same person is clever enough to use nordvpn and think that he is private 
You obviously don’t know your audience. I would be shocked if anyone on this forum uses nordvpn with the expectation of privacy.
As for saily, the trackers on the app were explicitly mentioned as a con in the original post in this thread and I haven’t seen anyone here mention they use it.
Also your behavior is extremely unprofessional and lowers my confidence in your service even further. Maybe take our feedback seriously if you want to win people over rather than trying to argue that “everyone else is doing it so it’s fine.”
I will be honest - I am learning different POVs and so much browsing here about privacy.
Not only at this topic, but in general.
I am taking notes about that and won’t really say that if everybody does that it feels fine then.
It is just from a company perspective - mainstream users do not care about that, but I am interested in all of your feedback, and genuinely want to follow and implement it under terms and possibilities available.
Best regards,
Mantas
Following this thread, is there any consensus on which esim would be recommended, and maybe by country?
Bumping this. Here’s the summary of the options still needing to be tested or that there are no major user pushbacks from this thread:
We know that privacy is important to our customers, and that’s why this plan is available without providing any personal details to us or the carrier and with payments coming out of your JMP account balance, using all the payment mechanisms we already support. Additionally, all traffic is routed via an IP address that does not match your current location for extra privacy as you use the web.
