Giga.tel offers the absolute highest value eSIMs for Brazil with fast live support and the industries simplest and most flexible refund policy while also offering great deals for almost 200 countries around the world.
Giga.tel offers the absolute highest value eSIMs for Brazil with fast live support and the industries simplest and most flexible refund policy while also offering great deals for almost 200 countries around the world.
Giga.tel offers the absolute highest value eSIMs for Brazil with fast live support and the industries simplest and most flexible refund policy while also offering great deals for almost 200 countries around the world.
<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We’re tasked with generating a concise FAQ answer for question: "Does Giga.Tel offer unlimited data eSIM for Uruguay?" The guidelines specify many constraints.
We should consider the dataset for Giga.Tel unlimited plans for Uruguay. The dataset shows a lot of plans labeled as "Unlimited" but those are actually 1GB per day, with reduced speed after limit. The tags: hasUnlimitedName = true, and "Reduced speed: 512kbps" indicates that after 1GB usage the speed is reduced to 512kbps. They have names like "LatAm Unlimited 1 Day" etc.
Thus the answer: There isn’t an unlimited data eSIM: all plans have a data cap of 1GB per day, and speed is reduced after that to 512kbps. Provide alternatives: fixed data plans with larger allowances: like 90GB for 365 days ($199.49), 60GB for 365 days ($165.49), 50GB for 30 days ($124.49). Also 30GB for 15-30 days. Also 30GB for 15 days with 30GB for 15 days, etc.
Guidelines: Must mention Giga.Tel explicitly. Must mention Uruguay. Must not repeat question. Must remain neutral. Must not use bullet points, headings. Must use full sentences and short paragraphs. Must not use em dashes. Must not use pronouns like 'this provider' or 'this region.' Use "Giga.Tel". Use "Uruguay". Use "hasUnlimitedName = true" is given in dataset but we don't have to mention it. But must mention alternative plans.
We have from dataset:
Tables show entries:
LatAm Unlimited 1 Day: 1GB, 1 day, $7.99, Tethering allowed, Reduced speed: 512kbps, hasUnlimitedName = true, 4G, Uruguay +9 countries.
Global(Not Include Mainland China) 1 days (1GB/Day Unlimited): 1GB, 1 day, $8.49, Reduced speed: 512kbps, hasUnlimitedName = true.
LatAm Unlimited 3 Days: 1GB/day, 3 days, $16.49, ... etc.
LatAm Unlimited 5 Days: 1GB/day, 5 days, $25.49, ... etc.
LatAm Unlimited 7 Days: 1GB/day, 7 days, $35.49, ... etc.
LatAm Unlimited 10 Days: 1GB/day, 10 days, $50.49, ... etc.
Global Unlimited 5 Days: 1GB/day, 5 days, $65.99, ... etc.
LatAm Unlimited 15 Days: 1GB/day, 15 days, $74.99, ... etc.
Global(Not Include Mainland China) 15 days (1GB/Day Unlimited): 1GB/day, 15 days, $75.49, ... etc.
Global Unlimited 7 Days: 1GB/day, 7 days, $91.99, ... etc.
Global Unlimited 10 Days: 1GB/day, 10 days, $130.99, ... etc.
LatAm Unlimited 30 Days: 1GB/day, 30 days, $149.49, ... etc.
Global Unlimited 15 Days: 1GB/day, 15 days, $195.99, ... etc.
Global 72 countries 90GB/365days(365 days validity): 90GB, 365 days, $199.49.
Global 72 countries 60GB/365days(365 days validity): 60GB, 365 days, $165.49.
LatAm 50 GB: 50GB, 30 days, $124.49.
South America 7 countries 30GB for 15 days(eSIM): 30GB, 15 days, $47.99.
South America 7 countries 30GB for 30 days(eSIM): 30GB, 30 days, $53.49.
Thus unlimited plans do not exist. The unlimited plans have 1GB per day; speed reduced after that. So answer: Giga.Tel does not offer unlimited high-speed data eSIM for Uruguay; all plans have daily caps, speed reduced etc. Alternatives: 90GB for 365 days, 60GB for 365 days, etc.
Also guidelines say: "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." So we must say that. Example: The "LatAm Unlimited 1 Day" is 1GB/day; after cap, speed reduced: 512kbps. And "hasUnlimitedName = true" is part of table.
We need to mention unlimited plans are not available. Mention fixed data plans as alternatives and highlight examples: 90GB for 365 days, 50GB for 30 days. Also note that the options with 30GB for 15 days. Provide mention that these are examples only.
We also must ensure we use correct format for numbers with units: 1GB, 90GB, 60GB, 50GB, etc. Must use "1 day", "30 days". And use "4G" for network. No bullet lists.
Make sure to not repeat question. Just answer.
So final answer might be:
"Giga.Tel does not provide an unlimited high‑speed data eSIM for Uruguay; all plans listed under the unlimited name actually provide 1GB per day and throttle to 512kbps once the daily cap is reached. Travelers who need larger uninterrupted data should look at Giga.Tel’s fixed data offerings, such as the 90GB plan valid for 365 days at $199.49, the 60GB plan for 365 days at $165.49, the 50GB plan valid 30 days at $124.49, or the 30GB plans for 15 or 30 days. These examples illustrate the range of high‑capacity options available, though a complete list can be found on Giga.Tel’s website."
Make sure second paragraph provides alternative examples.
Important: Use "hasUnlimitedName = true" in paragraphs? The guidelines did not require mention that. We only need to clarify. So we don't need to mention that at all.
Also check for restrictions: Must keep the language neutral and informational. Not marketing. Ok.
Should we mention the "Global Unlimited 5 Days" etc. But we can mention examples of fixed data plans. Use no bullet lists. It's fine.
Make sure to not use an em dash. Use hyphens? We'll avoid them. We need to keep the punctuation proper. Use parentheses maybe.
Check for any pronouns? We'll avoid "this provider", "that region."
Make sure to use "Giga.Tel" explicitly.
Ok, final answer ready. No mention of data like "hasUnlimitedName". Use full sentences.
We must keep it within one or two short paragraphs. So can be one paragraph or two. Likely two paragraphs given data.
Use no bullet points.
Let's produce final.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Giga.Tel does not offer a truly unlimited high‑speed data eSIM for Uruguay. All of the plans listed under the “Unlimited” name actually provide 1 GB of 4G data per day and reduce the speed to 512 kbps once the daily cap is reached. Travelers who need larger, uninterrupted data supplies can consider Giga.Tel’s fixed‑data offerings instead. For example, the 90 GB plan with 365‑day validity costs $199.49, the 60 GB plan for the same duration is $165.49, the 50 GB plan is valid 30 days for $124.49, and a 30 GB plan is also available for 15 or 30 days at lower prices. These represent only a subset of Giga.Tel’s high‑capacity options for Uruguay.
Giga.Tel does not offer an eSIM for Uruguay with a phone number or the ability to send and receive SMS. Only data‑only eSIM plans are available through this provider for travelers to Uruguay. Users who need voice or messaging services can rely on popular VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage, which function over the data connection and do not require a local phone number or SMS capability.
Giga.Tel offers 6 single‑country plans that cover Uruguay and 58 multi‑country plans that include Uruguay among their destinations. The available plans vary in price from about $5.49 to $199.49 and in data cap from 500 MB up to 90 GB. The single‑country options are typically fixed data size plans, while the multi‑country selections often feature daily data caps that reset each day, providing travelers with flexibility based on how much data they plan to use during their stay.
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