GoMoWorld eSIM Data Plans for Cyprus

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to craft an FAQ answer: Question: "Does GoMoWorld offer unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus?" We have dataset: GoMoWorld unlimited plans for Cyprus. The table has plan names, but Data cap: 50GB, 35GB, 25GB, 15GB, 11GB. None is "unlimited". We have to answer that unlimited plans are not available.

Also mention fixed data plans available as alternatives, and highlight one or two examples.

Dataset analysis: The dataset shows only unlimited plans under "GoMoWorld unlimited plans for Cyprus". The plans and their data caps are 50GB, 35GB, 25GB, 15GB, 11GB. None unlimited.

There likely is another dataset for fixed data plans. Let's check if we have another dataset maybe not included in the prompt here. But the dataset we have only includes up to "GoMoWorld unlimited plans for Cyprus" with only the above table. The guidelines mention to use attributes like price range, validity range, Max speed, Reduced speed, and Pay-as-you-go when available in the dataset.

But we should only use information explicitly provided in the dataset or instructions. The dataset only contains unlimited plans list.

But the "unlimited-plan-rules" mention:

• State clearly that unlimited plans are not available.
• Mention that fixed data plans are available as alternatives, and briefly highlight one or two examples from the dataset. Note that these examples are handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans, not the full list.

However we don't have a dataset with fixed data plans in this prompt. The dataset only includes unlimited plans. So we can only refer to unlimited plans. But guidelines ask us to provide some examples of fixed data plans from dataset. Since it's not provided, maybe we need to not provide examples? But guidelines say: "Mention that fixed data plans are available as alternatives, and briefly highlight one or two examples from the dataset." If dataset does not have fixed data plans, maybe we cannot mention them? Let's check. There's no fixed data plan data in the dataset.

But the guidelines: "Use attributes like price range, validity range, Max speed, Reduced speed, and Pay-as-you-go when available in the dataset." Those attributes would appear perhaps in a different dataset for fixed data plans.

But we only have the one dataset: "GoMoWorld unlimited plans for Cyprus". So there are no fixed data plan data.

Thus, we will say: unlimited plans are not available. Maybe mention that there are fixed data plans at GoMoWorld, but we don't have their details in this dataset. We can mention that the list of fixed data plans is available on GoMoWorld website, but we can't give examples. But guidelines: "highlight one or two examples from the dataset." There are no examples. So we can't comply? But maybe we can refer to something from the unlimited plans' data caps as examples of large data allowances? But those are unlimited? No it's fixed.

But the details: 50GB, 35GB, 25GB, etc. These are fixed data plans; maybe these are not unlimited but high data allowances. The dataset heading says "GoMoWorld unlimited plans for Cyprus", but it lists high data usage but not unlimited. These appear to be not unlimited. They might be large data eSIM? But they are not unlimited.

Even though the heading says "unlimited plans", the data cap not unlimited. The heading might be wrong. But we must rely on dataset.

Thus, answer: unlimited data eSIM not available. Fixed data plans are available with large allowances, examples: 50GB for 30 days at $23.39, 35GB for 30 days at $35.10 etc. But note: these are not unlimited but large.

But we should not claim that company sells fixed data plans maybe for something else. But guidelines say to "Highlight one or two examples from the dataset." The dataset provides a list of data caps. So we can use them to mention fixed data plans as alternatives. But we might need to reinterpret the question. The question: "Does GoMoWorld offer unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus?" We respond: GoMoWorld does not offer unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus. The provided plans are fixed data allowances. For example, a 50GB plan for 30 days costs $23.39. Another 35GB plan for 30 days costs $35.10. These can be good alternatives. But mention that these are not unlimited.

We must remain neutral and clear.

We must abide by guidelines re formatting technical terms: "5G", "4G", etc. But we haven't given any. We must keep to given attributes: Data cap, Validity, price. We are to mention price and validity ranges. Use "1GB" format. Use "30 days" format. That is consistent.

We need to produce final answer of one or two short paragraphs, clear and neutral. No bullet points, no headings. Avoid pronouns like "this provider" (GoMoWorld explicitly). No headings or bullet points. No em dashes. Use regular hyphen if needed but prefer punctuation.

Our answer: A short paragraph saying no unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus. Then talk about fixed eSIM with large data allowances. Provide examples: 50GB for 30 days at $23.39, 35GB for 30 days at $35.10. Then note that these are not unlimited but could be good for heavy usage. Possibly mention that for extremely heavy data usage, unlimited would be beneficial, but not available, etc.

We should not mention that "the dataset shows the following." But we can mention that, but keep neutral.

We should not use pronouns like "this provider" or "they" etc. Use "GoMoWorld".

We should not mention marketing like "cost effective" maybe this is fine as "cost effective" is neutral? Actually the guidelines: "Avoid marketing-style claims, subjective wording, or filler text." So we need to avoid "cost effective" maybe. But "cost effective" might be considered a marketing claim. So better avoid. We can mention "prices range from $12.86 to $35.10" or something. That is factual.

We should give the user a clear answer: No unlimited, but fixed large data plans are available.

We must comply with the style guidelines: No headings, bullet points. We can create a short paragraph. We can create two paragraphs. Paragraph 1: No unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus from GoMoWorld. Paragraph 2: GoMoWorld offers fixed data eSIM with high data allowances, examples: 50GB plan for 30 days priced at $23.39, 35GB for 30 days priced at $35.10, 25GB for 30 days priced at $23.39, 15GB for 15 days priced at $12.86, 11GB for 30 days priced at $12.86. That shows range of data, validity, price. Heavier usage folks might consider these. Some of these are large data allowances. Maybe state that these are examples per the list.

Make sure we refer to "fixed data plan" not "unlimited." Use synonyms: "fixed data eSIM" or "data plan with a set data cap." That satisfies "fixed data plans are available as alternatives." We highlight examples.

But guidelines say: "Use attributes like price range, validity range, Max speed, Reduced speed, and Pay-as-you-go when available in the dataset." But we have no max speed. So we only have price, validity.

We must use correct formatting: "$23.39", "30 days", "50GB". Use "GB" with no space between number and unit. Great.

We need to check: "No emdashes". Use only hyphens might be fine.

We should keep text short. One or two paragraphs. We already have to set two paragraphs but short.

Paragraph 1: No unlimited. Paragraph 2: provide examples.

Potential final answer:

"GoMoWorld does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus. The available plans have fixed data caps. For example, a 50GB plan can be used for 30 days and costs $23.39, while a 35GB plan for 30 days costs $35.10. Other options include a 25GB plan for 30 days priced at $23.39, a 15GB plan for 15 days priced at $12.86, and an 11GB plan for 30 days priced at $12.86. These larger data allowances may be suitable for travelers who need substantial data but do not require unlimited usage."

Check if we mention "fixed data plans", yes we mention "fixed data plans."

We avoid pronouns: "GoMoWorld" revolves. We didn't use pronouns.

We keep synonyms. All good.

Let's produce.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>GoMoWorld does not offer an unlimited data eSIM for Cyprus.
The available options are fixed‑data plans. For instance, a 50GB plan can be used for 30 days and costs $23.39, while a 35GB plan for 30 days is priced at $35.10. Other larger‑allowance options include a 25GB plan for 30 days at $23.39, a 15GB plan for 15 days at $12.86, and an 11GB plan for 30 days at $12.86. These higher‑cap plans may suit travelers who need substantial data without needing unlimited usage.

GoMoWorld does not provide an eSIM with a phone number or SMS capability for Cyprus. Only data‑only plans are available for that country. Travelers can still make calls and send messages by using VoIP services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection.

GoMoWorld offers a total of seven distinct data plans for Cyprus, split between 3 single‑country options and 4 multi‑country packages. The plans range in price from $4.67 to $35.10, with data caps that fall between 2.5 GB and 50 GB and validity periods that span 7 to 30 days. Most plans include tethering, allowing the data to be shared with other devices.