TraveleSIM.CH eSIM Data Plans for Guernsey

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to answer the question: "Does TraveleSIM.CH offer unlimited data eSIM for Guernsey?" The dataset lists some plans but no unlimited (i.e., unlimited data). In the "unlimited-plan-rules", we must state that unlimited plans are not available, mention fixed data plans as alternatives. We need to highlight one or two examples from dataset. Eg 50GB for 180 days ($104.02 USD) and 20GB for 90 days ($46.01 USD), etc. And mention that choosing a fixed plan can be more cost effective unless extremely heavy usage. Also mention that there are no unlimited plans.

We need to follow guidelines: no pronouns like "this provider." Use full names: TraveleSIM.CH. No "this provider." So mark "TraveleSIM.CH does not". And mention Guernsey.

We must keep it in one or two paragraphs, neutral, no headings or lists. No bullet points. No emdashes. Use commas as needed.

The answer should be concise. Should mention lack of unlimited plans.

We need to mention that data cap = unlimited is missing. So no unlimited.

Also mention examples: 50GB 180 days, 20GB 90 days etc.

We should mention "fixed data plans" e.g. 50GB, 20GB, 10GB. Provide at least two examples in line.

We also should not add external info. Only from dataset.

Make sure that each sentence is clear.

Let's write:

"TraveleSIM.CH does not provide any unlimited data eSIM plans for Guernsey. Travelers can instead select from a range of fixed‑data options: for example, a 50GB plan valid for 180 days at $104.02 USD, or a 20GB plan for 90 days at $46.01 USD. Choosing a fixed‑data plan may be more cost efficient unless the traveller consumes a very large amount of data."

Check for no emdashes. Only double hyphens or underscores? Actually no dash. So text should not contain em dashes. Use a hyphen only if that's standard. But careful: "fixed‑data" could be using a hyphen. But guidelines mention no em dashes. "fixed-data" uses a hyphen. That's fine. But check that the hyphen is normal ASCII. So "fixed-data" is okay. But perhaps better avoid hyphen usage: "fixed data plans".

We can use phrase "fixed data plans" instead. So final answer:

"TraveleSIM.CH does not offer unlimited data eSIM plans for Guernsey. Travelers may select from several fixed data options, such as a 50GB plan valid for 180 days priced at $104.02 USD and a 20GB plan valid for 90 days priced at $46.01 USD. Choosing a fixed plan can be more cost effective unless the traveler is an extremely heavy data user."

We need to keep data amounts with correct formatting: 50GB, 20GB etc. And prices with $ as in dataset.

We need to treat data unit. We also need to mention unlimited: it says unlimited data eSIM for Guernsey? Answer: no unlimited.

Ok, produce final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>TraveleSIM.CH does not offer any unlimited data eSIM plans for Guernsey. Travelers can instead choose from several fixed data options. For example, a 50GB plan that is valid for 180 days costs $104.02 USD, and a 20GB plan for 90 days costs $46.01 USD. Selecting a fixed‑data plan may be more cost‑effective unless the traveler is an extremely heavy data consumer.

TraveleSIM.CH does not provide any Guernsey eSIM plans that offer a phone number or SMS capability; only data‑only eSIMs are available for that destination.
If you need to make calls or send messages while traveling in Guernsey, consider using VoIP apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram or iMessage over the data connection provided by the eSIM.

For Guernsey, TraveleSIM.CH offers five single‑country data plans and eight multi‑country data plans. The plans are priced between about $5.20 and $104.02 and provide data caps ranging from 1 GB up to 50 GB, with validity periods that span from 7 days to 180 days.