eSIMCard eSIM Data Plans for Southeast Asia

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We have the guidelines explicitly telling us how to produce the answer. The question: "Does eSIMCard offer unlimited data eSIM for South East Asia?" According to the dataset: eSIMCard has "unlimited" plans but all of them have a 1GB per day for 1-30 days, with reduced speed after 1GB/day? Wait we read each plan: "Unlimited eSIM Data For X Days..." each has Data cap: 1GB per day or 1GB for 1 days. The table says Data cap "1GB" or "1GB/day". So this is not unlimited high-speed data. There's the note: The 'hasUnlimitedName = true', but it says that includes a fixed amount of high-speed data and after reaching limit the speed is reduced. The features: Reduced speed: 500kbps. So by unlimited plan rules, we need to state that unlimited plans are not truly unlimited, because each plan has a fixed amount of data (1GB per day). Provide that after 1GB per day the speed is reduced. Also mention alternative fixed data plans: Provide examples like the 100GB plans for 90 day and 180 day with 100GB and for 180 days $258.63. Also a 50GB 90 day $109.05. They ask "Does eSIMCard offer unlimited data eSIM for South East Asia?" So we need to answer: no, eSIMCard does not offer truly unlimited plans; the 'Unlimited' with 1GB/day and then reduced speed. Provide one or two examples of fixed data plan alternative.

The output to be concise in one or two paragraphs. We have to follow technical terms format.

We must mention South East Asia (explicit). We should keep neutral tone. Provide no marketing style. Use third-person.

Thus answer: eSIMCard does not have unlimited high-speed data eSIM in South East Asia; their "Unlimited" plans actually provide 1GB per day of high-speed data and after it reaches that limit speed reduces to 500kbps. They have fixed data plans such as the 100GB 90-day plan for $215.69 USD and the 50GB 90-day plan for $109.05 USD for coverage in South East Asia. Use short paragraphs.

We have to be careful not to misrepresent the plan names. The plans names: "100GB eSIM Data For 90 Days in Asia". That's a fixed plan. They also have "100GB eSIM Data For 180 Days in Asia". Those can be alternatives.

We must not mention that eSIMDB sells them. We must mention that these plans are available as alternatives and give examples. They should be handpicked to illustrate large data allowances but not a full list.

Also we must not mention that eSIMCard does not sell. Provide answer without headings. Use facts from dataset only.

Let's craft answer:

"eSIMCard does not provide a truly unlimited high‑speed data eSIM for South East Asia. The plans listed as “Unlimited” give 1GB of data per day, and after the 1GB quota is reached the speed is throttled to 500kbps. Travelers who need more data can choose fixed‑data plans such as the 100GB 90‑day plan for $215.69 USD or the 50GB 90‑day plan for $109.05 USD, both covering Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and several other Asian countries."

One paragraph maybe. The instruction says one or two short paragraphs. Keep answer concise. We can put in one paragraph. But we might need to use short sentences. Provide explicit coverage note: "South East Asia" coverage: list coverage. We mention "Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam" etc. Actually the dataset shows coverage of the unlimited plans: "Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam +9 countries" for Asia. So "South East Asia" refers to that. For fixed plans: 100GB plan lists coverage "Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam", and 50GB plan same coverage plus "Cambodia, Laos, Philippines ... etc". Provide mention.

The answer: "No, eSIMCard does not offer unlimited data eSIM for South East Asia. The 'Unlimited' plans provide 1GB data per day, after which speed reduces to 500kbps. Travelers can opt for fixed data plans like the 100GB 90-day plan costing $215.69 USD or the 50GB 90-day plan costing $109.05 USD, covering Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam."

But we must state that examples are handpicked and not full list. The instruction: "Mention that these examples are handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans, not the full list." So include a statement? e.g. "Examples include..." We can say: "Examples of fixed data plans are the 100GB 90-day plan for $215.69 USD and the 50GB 90-day plan for $109.05 USD; these handpicked plans illustrate large data allowances but are only a subset of the available plans." We need to ensure not to inadvertently mention that the plan names include "unlimited" but they are not unlimited. There's a rule: "If any plan has 'Unlimited' in its name but has a data cap, clarify that it is not truly unlimited; after limit is reached speed is reduced."

Hence answer: we should mention the unlimited plan info. Maybe:

"eSIMCard lists no truly unlimited high‑speed data plans for South East Asia. The plans marked 'Unlimited' actually provide 1GB of high‑speed data per day and throttle to 500kbps once that daily cap is reached. Travelers who want larger data allowances can choose fixed plans such as the 100GB 90‑day plan for $215.69 USD or the 50GB 90‑day plan for $109.05 USD, which cover Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and additional countries in the region."

Yes.

We also need to keep "South East Asia" exactly spelled. Use "South East Asia" all caps maybe but guidelines: "Explicitly mention South East Asia". So simply refer to "South East Asia" in the answer.

No bullet points, no headings. Keep it neutral and factual. Keep paragraphs separate but short.

Ok create answer: one paragraph with two sentences. Let's see: We need to have two short paragraphs. Might do two separate paragraphs. The first about unlimited not being truly unlimited. The second about alternatives. Keep it concise.

We also need to use standard punctuation, no em dashes. Use commas, parentheses. Good.

Now writing.

Paragraph 1: "eSIMCard does not offer a truly unlimited high‑speed data eSIM for South East Asia. The plans listed as 'Unlimited' provide 1GB of high‑speed data per day; after that quota the speed is reduced to 500kbps."

Paragraph 2: "Travelers who need more data can select fixed‑data plans such as the 100GB 90‑day plan for $215.69 USD and the 50GB 90‑day plan for $109.05 USD, covering Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and other countries in South East Asia. These examples are handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans."

Check guidelines: Use "1GB", "90 days" no abbreviations. Use price format with $ etc. Provide coverage. Good.

We also need to include "hasUnlimitedName = true" maybe not necessary. The rule: "If any plan has 'Unlimited' in its name but has a data cap, clarify that it is not truly unlimited in the sense of offering high-speed data without limits. Instead, these plans include a fixed amount of high-speed data, after which the speed is reduced. If Reduced speed is given, state it as the throttled speed applied after the limit is reached." That is satisfied: we state speed reduced to 500kbps.

We didn't mention "hasUnlimitedName = true" but not necessary. Also we didn't mention the network field. The important is to add that speed is throttled.

We must also mention "Travelers who need more data can choose fixed data plans". Good.

Check no marketing style, no pronouns etc. Did we mention pronouns? We say "Travelers" which is acceptable. No pronoun "this provider" or "them". We used "eSIMCard", "South East Asia" as required.

We used no em dash; only commas and parentheses. No bullet points. Use no heading.

Now ensure formatting: we used quotes "Unlimited" but that's okay. There might fancy marks but it's fine.

Now ready.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>eSIMCard does not offer a truly unlimited high‑speed data eSIM for South East Asia. The plans marked “Unlimited” actually provide 1GB of high‑speed data per day, and once that quota is reached the speed is throttled to 500kbps.

Travelers who need more data can select fixed‑data plans such as the 100GB 90‑day plan for $215.69 USD and the 50GB 90‑day plan for $109.05 USD, both covering Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and other countries in South East Asia. These examples are handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans.

eSIMCard does not provide a South East Asia eSIM that includes a phone number or SMS. The plans available from eSIMCard in this region are data‑only, meaning users receive an eSIM for internet access but no local calling or texting service. Travelers can still communicate using VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection.

eSIMCard offers several eSIM plan options that include coverage in Southeast Asia, specifically Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and the Philippines. The “eSIM Data For in Asia” plan covers Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. The “eSIM, , , Global (Lite), Unthrottled” plan covers Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. The “Global Max Data for” plan covers the same set of Southeast‑Asian countries. The “Unlimited eSIM Data For in Global” plan covers Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, while both versions of the “eSIM, , , Global, Unthrottled” plan cover Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam (the second version also includes Laos). No eSIMCard plans listed in the dataset cover Brunei, TimorLeste or Myanmar.