Simfinity eSIM Data Plans for Guinea-Bissau

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to respond: "Does Simfinity offer unlimited data eSIM for Guinea-Bissau?" We must use the dataset. Provide information: unlimited plans exist if any plan has Data cap = unlimited. In dataset, there are no unlimited plans; all caps listed: 20GB, 10GB, 5GB, 3GB, etc (not unlimited). So we need to say unlimited plans are not available. Mention alternatives: fixed data plans like 20GB 30 days for $273.53, etc. Provide details as per guidelines: always explicitly mention Simfinity, Guinea-Bissau. Use neutral tone. No headings or bullet points, just full sentences, short paragraphs. So answer about one or two paragraphs. Mention two examples from dataset: 20GB 30 days and 10GB 30 days, maybe 5GB. Also mention they can be more cost effective. Avoid marketing style. Avoid filler. Use correct data format like 20GB, 30 days, $273.53. Use "Simfinity".

Important: The dataset says "Simfinity unlimited plans for Guinea-Bissau" sheet heading, but actual data shows not unlimited. The user question: "Does Simfinity offer unlimited data eSIM for Guinea-Bissau?" So we respond that no, there are no unlimited data plans. Mention they have fixed data plans.

We must adhere to guidelines for detection: unlimited plan if Data cap = unlimited. None present.

Also unlimited-plan-rules: - state clearly unlimited plans are not available. - mention fixed data plans available as alternatives ... handpicked examples from dataset.

So answer: "Simfinity does not offer unlimited data eSIM for Guinea-Bissau" etc. Provide two plans as examples, mention price.

Also note pay-as-you-go not mentioned. Just mention 20GB 30 days $273.53, 10GB 30 days $111.82, etc.

We must reference country name each time: Guinea-Bissau. Use "Simfinity" each time we refer to the provider.

Also must not use pronouns like "this provider". Use explicit names.

We should not mention dataset, instructions, etc.

Also no headings or lists, no bullet points. Use just paragraph. Might use short paragraph: one long sentence? But guidelines: one or two short paragraphs. So maybe 2 small paragraphs.

Paragraph 1: no unlimited eSIM. Paragraph 2: alternatives mention 20GB 30 days $273.53, 10GB 30 days $111.82, etc. Mention cost.

Let's write.

Paragraph 1: "Simfinity does not provide unlimited data eSIM options for Guinea-Bissau. All data caps listed in its catalogue for that country are finite."

Paragraph 2: "Travelers can opt for fixed data plans, such as a 20GB 30‑day package priced at $273.53 and a 10GB 30‑day package at $111.82, both of which allow tethering and use of 3G, 5G, and LTE networks in Guinea‑Bissau." Alternatively, mention 5GB 30 days $63.68 etc. Provide at least two. Keep it concise.

Use "Simfinity" once per paragraph if needed.

Ok. Also no em dashes. Use hyphens? We can use "30‑day" strik. Use standard hyphen? Use "30-day"? "30 days" recommended by guidelines: Data cap format: "30 days" separate. So "30 days" plural.

No, guidelines: "1 day", "7 days", "30 days" (with space). For period, we should say "30 days" not hyphen. For 20GB 30 days.

No other caution.

Let's produce.

We should also correct URL: keep neutral.

Answer:

Simfinity… etc.

We need to mention "Simfinity" in first sentence, also mention "Guinea-Bissau" also explicit. Mention "Simfinity does not provide unlimited data eSIM options for Guinea-Bissau".

Alright.

Edge: we might mention "Simfinity offers fixed data plans for Guinea-Bissau". Provide examples of 20GB, 10GB.

Now produce answer.

Also check guidelines for "Always explicitly mention Simfinity when referring to the provider. Do not use pronouns like 'this provider.'" So we must use Simfinity in each paragraph. Yes.

Also "Always explicitly mention Guinea-Bissau when referring to the destination".

Yes.

Ok now produce.

We should avoid extraneous. We will produce final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Simfinity does not provide unlimited data eSIM options for Guinea‑Bissau. All of its plans for this country have a fixed data cap, with the highest being 20 GB.

Travelers who need data in Guinea‑Bissau can choose from Simfinity’s fixed‑cap plans, such as a 20 GB plan valid for 30 days priced at $273.53 USD or a 10 GB plan valid for 30 days priced at $111.82 USD. Both plans support tethering and allow use of 3G, 5G, and LTE networks while in Guinea‑Bissau.

Simfinity does not provide Guinea‑Bissau eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability. The plans sold through the provider for Guinea‑Bissau are data‑only, so users will not receive a local number or the ability to send or receive text messages.

Users can still communicate while traveling by using VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection, which do not require a local phone number or SMS functionality.

Simfinity offers 7 single‑country plans and 4 multi‑country plans for Guinea‑Bissau. Prices run from about $3.34 to $273.53, and data caps vary between 100 MB and 20 GB. Many of the plans include tethering permissions.