eSIMCard eSIM Data Plans for Balkans countries

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We have dataset details for eSIMCard unlimited plans for Balkans, but lists all plans, including those labeled "Unlimited eSIM Data For 1 Days in Global" etc. Actually the names contain "Unlimited" but the data cap is 1GB. So there are not truly unlimited data. But they likely are "unlimited" in the sense of price token but limited data of 1GB (over 1 day). The guidelines for unlimited plans say: state that unlimited plans are not available; mention fixed data plan alternatives; highlight examples from dataset (Large data allowances). If any plan has "Unlimited" in name but has a data cap: explain reduce speed after limit.

We must produce answer: "Does eSIMCard offer unlimited data eSIM for Balkans?" Answer: No, they do not offer truly unlimited. The plans that are labeled unlimited are 1 GB per day, then reduced speed. Provide alternatives: eSIM, 100GB 180 days, etc. Provide for example eSIM, 100GB 180 days, $185.68 USD. Also 50GB 90 days, $109.05 USD. Use correct format: 1GB, 100GB, etc.

We are to adhere to formatting: paragraph form, no headings or bullet points. We should mention eSIMCard, Balkans, data. No pronouns. No mention of dataset. Use "hasUnlimitedName = true" maybe not relevant. Use capital G, etc. Use proper units and spaces as in guidelines: e.g., 1GB, 30 days, 1GB/day? In dataset has "1GB/day" but guidelines specify standard: "1GB". But plan is "Unlimited eSIM Data For 1 Days in Global" with data cap 1GB and validity 1 day. So we can say 1GB per plan, but more explicitly maybe 1GB for that day. But we need not break into bullet points. Provide text. Also mention "Reduced speed: 500kbps" to explain after limit. clarified that plan is technically not unlimited. So answer that there are no truly unlimited data eSIM; provide fixed data alternatives with examples such as 100GB 180 days, 50GB 90 days. Also clarify that unlimited plan names are misleading. Provide note that after 1GB, speed reduces to 500kbps. Consider mention of 500kbps as reduced speed, if applicable. That indicates plan still has data cap.

Let's craft paragraphs: 1st paragraph explain unlimited not available, but some named unlimited are actually 1GB. What reduced speed. 2nd paragraph mention fixed data plans like 100GB for 180 days for $185.68, or 50GB for 90 days for $109.05.

Make sure no headings or bullet points. Use a brief description. Provide statement compliance with name. No marketing. No pronouns.

Also mention "Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia" coverage. But not necessary. But could mention coverage includes Balkans. Provide coverage mention.

Need to use "1GB", "100GB", "50GB". Do we need to include "days" properly? We can mention validity such as "1 day", "90 days". Use correct spacing.

Let's produce answer.

<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>eSIMCard does not offer a truly unlimited data eSIM for places in the Balkans. The plans that contain “Unlimited” in their names actually provide only 1 GB of high‑speed data per package, and once that amount is used the connection is throttled to 500 kbps. For travelers who need more data, eSIMCard offers fixed‑data alternatives. Examples include the 100 GB plan that is valid for 180 days at $185.68 USD, and the 50 GB plan that is valid for 90 days at $109.05 USD. These plans can be more cost‑effective for users who expect to consume several gigabytes of data during their stay.

eSIMCard does not provide a Balkans eSIM that includes a local phone number or SMS capability. The provider offers only data‑only eSIM plans for this region. Travelers can still use data‑based communication tools such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage for calls and messaging, but there is no built‑in voice or SMS service tied to a local number.

The eSIMCard offers several plans that cover the entire Balkan region, and all of the approved destinations are listed in each plan’s coverage for the Balkans. Plans titled “eSIM, , , Global (Lite), Unthrottled” and “Global Max Data for” explicitly list Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia as covered countries. The plan “Unlimited eSIM Data For in Global” also lists the same eight destinations except for Kosovo. The duplicated “eSIM, , , Global, Unthrottled” rows both cover all eight Balkan countries, including Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia. Thus, travelers can expect eSIM coverage in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia across eSIMCard’s Balkan‑region plans.