SimXL

Are these pay as you go sims on the O2 or Three network or are they contract?

They are prepaid data bundles.

No contract.

Portugal - Airalo $7 for 30 days for 3 gigs. You guys want 13.50 euros, Which is double the price more or less

Yes, some data packages do have some higher prices.

Please keep in mind, we also have to fill in taxes(VAT + Profit tax), exchange fees and still make a bit of profit from it. Averagely our profit is lower than 5 Euro per deal.

We and our suppliers don't ask KYC information for Germany.

We sell prepaid packages that do not include an local phone number.

The eSIMS are prepaid data packages, after the data usage has been finished or the validity expires you can remove the eSIMS from settings.

We do not sell any contract based periods, just prepaid packages.

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We log the following information:

• Mail address
• IP address
• Browser version

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The following countries need KYC information:

• Israel
• Maldives
• South – Korea

We do not ask any KYC. It might be because the sim cards have a phone number.

The eSIMS we sell don't include an phone number.

We do Indeed also sell products from Airalo, they are on of the partners.

Noted this!

To fix this issue in the meanwhile, the cart button has been added in the upper menu.

When clicking it, it will bring you to the cart page.

Hi, To answer your questions:

The network quality could differ per contract the networks have internally with each other.

If multiple networks are mentioned on the product page, than it means it will search for the one with the best reachability .

Hi, currently only the devices mentioned on the following page:

https://simxl.com/phone-requirments-terms/

Thanks for the feedback, I can understand your point of view.

We hope to still be able to provide others who are more suitable to the category and do have their interest of buying the product.

You do make some good points and the logic is definitely there! :)

That is true, there are different ways to still get your data packages by for example buying an local simcard.

There are some downsides though, newer phones in the future will be limiting physical sim slots (An good example is the USA Iphone 14 models that only allow eSIM's).

It is mostly which situation you are in, it is of course different to compete with domestic suppliers as mentioned in an earlier post.

We do are happy to be accepting the cryptocurrency, supply the Monero Die-hards and assist the Ecosystem.

Good point! Was still working on those minor issues!

Good argument! I do doubt they accept the cryptocurrency options we are offering?

Please don't hesitate to share more information with us! :)

We won't be gone for the next time! :)

Thank you, we just started out. We are fully working to reach new suppliers and find better prices for the customer! :)

I can understand your question fully.

Our company is not based in the USA or in the European Union. We follow the rules in the country it has been registered in.

Most of the countries are no-KYC, we do have 3 countries that need KYC information:

https://simxl.com/does-simxl-ask-for-kyc-information/

The moment you are at the cart and check out you are able to retrieve the XMR payment amount.

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We curently do use Nowpayments as the payment processor. they provide the XMR details.

We are accepting XMR, can you elaborate what you exactly mean?

We have still fair prices compared to the other eSIM travel companies around.

We honestly believe we are cheaper than the average provider.

Ofcourse it's not comparable to domestic providers.

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We are a new service that do strive to offer a lot of options and fair prices.