mobineX eSIM Data Plans for United States Virgin Islands

mobineX does not offer a truly unlimited data eSIM for United States Virgin Islands. All plans listed under the “Unlimited” name actually provide a fixed high‑speed data allowance that ranges from 28GB for 3 days up to 169GB for 30 days. After the allotted data is used, no additional high‑speed data remains; a separate lower‑speed plan would apply if further use is required.

If a traveler needs a large data allowance, mobineX offers fixed‑data plans such as the 169GB 30‑day plan for $91.00 USD, the 91GB 15‑day plan for $55.00 USD, or the 65GB 10‑day plan for $38.50 USD. These options provide high‑speed internet for the specified amount of data, while keeping costs predictable for moderate to heavy data users.

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>The user wants me to write an FAQ answer for the question: "Does mobineX offer United States Virgin Islands eSIM with phone number and SMS?" They provided guidelines. The answer must be concise, a third-party perspective, no marketing language. Must not repeat or rephrase question, but we can respond by providing the relevant information. Must incorporate phone-number-and-sms-rules: "State clearly that eSIM plans with a phone number or SMS are not available for United States Virgin Islands. Clarify that only data-only eSIM plans are offered. Explain that popular VoIP apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage work over data connections and can be used for calls and messaging without a phone number or SMS capability."

We have the dataset: "mobineX plans with telephony for United States Virgin Islands No plans with phone number or SMS available from this provider."

So we must comply with the detection: dataset is empty? It says no plans with phone number or SMS. The guidelines mention that if the dataset is empty: No plans with telephony. But the dataset says "mobineX plans with telephony for United States Virgin Islands" but then "No plans with phone number or SMS available from this provider." The Telephony column includes Dialing code, Voice, SMS. But we have no entries. So there's no plan. However the phone-number-and-sms-rules say explicitly state that eSIM plans with phone number or SMS are not available for United States Virgin Islands. Provide clarification and explain VoIP apps. That is precisely what we need to do. So answer: mobineX does not offer eSIM plans with phone number or SMS for United States Virgin Islands, only data-only. Therefore you can use VoIP apps. Provide maybe price range? Not necessary. Consolidate.

We must not repeat format. Must not mention guidelines. Must not mention dataset. Just answer. No headings, no bullet points. No em dashes. Use parentheses or commas instead. So we need short paragraphs, one or two.

We must keep consistent formatting of 5G etc. Not relevant. Use "5G" if referencing. No mention of "5G" unless applicable. But we mention "voice" or "SMS". The guidelines say: text must be consistent with using "5G", "4G", etc. But we don't need. But we can mention "data-only" or "VoIP apps" etc. The guidelines also mention "the final answer must be concise (one or two short paragraphs)."

We need to incorporate phone-number-and-sms-rules: "State clearly that eSIM plans with a phone number or SMS are not available for United States Virgin Islands. Clarify that only data-only eSIM plans are offered. Explain that popular VoIP apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage work over data connections and can be used for calls and messaging without a phone number or SMS capability."

Hence we can write: "MobineX does not provide an eSIM plan for the United States Virgin Islands that includes a local phone number or SMS capability. Customers looking to stay connected must rely on a data-only plan. VoIP applications like WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage use the data connection to make calls and send messages, so you can stay in touch without a traditional phone number or SMS service."

We have to avoid de-structured style but use full sentences and short paragraphs. So maybe pair into one paragraph. That might satisfy one or two short paragraphs. Let's choose one paragraph. Use no bullet lists or headings. Use simple sentences. Provide the steps.

Double check: Should we mention "mobineX" explicitly. Yes. Should we mention "United States Virgin Islands" explicitly. Yes.

No pronouns like "this provider" or "this host". Use "mobineX" directly. Avoid pronouns referring to provider. So we mention "MobineX does not provide an eSIM plan for the United States Virgin Islands that includes a phone number or SMS". That's good.

We must not mention dataset.

Now check: No emdashes; not relevant. Must use "phone" or "SMS". It's ok.

We can mention "data-only" as well.

Be cautious: "Only data-only eSIM plans are offered" but we need to confirm. According to guidelines, the dataset indicates no plans with phone number or SMS. No mention of data-only types? But we can say "Customers looking to stay connected must rely on a data-only plan." That is safe. The phone number and SMS rules indeed say that only data-only eSIM plans are offered, and we should mention that. Ok.

The guidelines also instruct to keep tone neutral and informational, mention third-party perspective. So we say "MobineX does not offer any eSIM plan with a phone number or SMS for the United States Virgin Islands. Travelers must rely on a data-only plan, and can use VoIP apps for calls and messaging."

Ensure no bullet points.

Ok, we must also match the final output format: Use no headings, new lines? Single or two paragraphs. No bullet points.

Let's implement.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>MobineX does not provide an eSIM plan for the United States Virgin Islands that includes a local phone number or SMS capability. Travelers must rely on a data‑only plan, and can use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage over the data connection to make calls and send messages without a traditional phone number or SMS service.

MobineX provides 12 single‑country data plans for the United States Virgin Islands, with no multi‑country options available. The plans vary in price from about $6.00 to $91.00 and data caps range from 1 GB to 169 GB over validity periods of 3 to 30 days. Since each plan includes a fixed data allowance, customers can choose a package that best matches their expected usage without daily data caps to worry about.