<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We must analyze the request: It is a question: "Does MoreMins eSIM offer Malawi eSIM with phone number and SMS?" We need to give a concise answer with details.
Guidelines for phone-number-and-sms: state that eSIM plans with a phone number and/or SMS are available for Malawi; include price and validity ranges; mention dialing code; clarify whether local number; describe capabilities based on flags; suggest confirm details.
We have the dataset. There are two plans: 1GB for 7 days $9.49; 5GB for 30 days $41.49. Both have Dialing code +265, Voice Inbound/Outbound, SMS Inbound/Outbound. That means local number in Malawi? Dialing code +265 indicates it's in Malawi. Provide price and validity ranges. Provide capabilities: inbound/outbound for voice and SMS.
Thus answer: Yes, MoreMins eSIM offers Malawi eSIMs with phone number and SMS. Provide price range: From $9.49 for 7 days to $41.49 for 30 days. Dialing code +265. Voice inbound/outbound and SMS inbound/outbound. Suggest confirm with provider for details.
Need to keep neutral tone, no marketing. Write 1-2 short paragraphs. No headings, no lists. Use correct terminology: 1GB, 5GB, 7 days, 30 days. Voice: inbound/outbound, SMS: inbound/outbound. Mention "dire, dialing code: +265". The guidelines say "State that eSIM plans with a phone number and/or SMS are available for Malawi." So we state that. And we incorporate reading specifics. Also generic pronouns "the provider" not allowed; must always say "MoreMins eSIM". Also always mention Malawi. Should not use pronouns, but we can use "MoreMins eSIM" repeated. Okay.
Check that we don't use em dashes. Use normal punctuation. No bullet points. Keep concise. Let's draft:
"MoreMins eSIM offers eSIM plans that include a local phone number in Malawi with dialing code +265. The plans provide both inbound and outbound voice calls and inbound and outbound SMS messages. Prices range from $9.49 USD for a 1GB data package valid for 7 days to $41.49 USD for a 5GB data package valid for 30 days. These options give travelers access to local calling and texting capabilities in Malawi. For exact details on network support or specific usage limits, travelers should confirm with MoreMins eSIM directly."
Make sure we didn't accidentally use pronouns like "the provider" or "its". Use "MoreMins eSIM" explicitly. We used "MoreMins eSIM". We might use "the" before "mobile"? We used "the eSIM plans". That's not pronoun referencing the provider. Ok.
We must check the guidelines: "Always explicitly mention MoreMins eSIM when referring to the provider." done. "Do not use pronouns like 'this provider'." We didn't. We used "the eSIM plans" which is fine, it's not pronoun. "Always explicitly mention Malawi when referring to the destination." Done. "No marketing style." Good. "Write from third-party perspective." Yes. Avoid filler. The answer is concise.
No headings or bullet points. Two short paragraphs. We have two paragraphs: 1st: mention offered plans and details; 2nd: call to confirm with provider.
I think this answer meets guidelines.
Let's produce.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>MoreMins eSIM offers eSIM plans that include a local phone number in Malawi with dialing codeโฏ+265. The plans provide both inbound and outbound voice calls and inbound and outbound SMS messages. Prices range fromโฏ$9.49โฏUSD for a 1โฏGB data package with a validity ofโฏ7 days toโฏ$41.49โฏUSD for a 5โฏGB data package with a validity ofโฏ30 days.
These options give travelers access to local calling and texting capabilities while abroad. For exact details on network support and any specific usage limits, travelers should confirm with MoreMins eSIM directly.