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Dialog tourist pack at Negombo night versus an eSIM we already bought — shop desk or leave it in the phone

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Calum Reid•128 rep

eSIM is sulking on Negombo night data. Desk wants to sell a tourist pack. We fly later this week. Not trying to own two numbers for sport. 26 Aug.

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If the eSIM still does data in town, leave it. A shop pack is ordinary if the eSIM is actually dead, not just slow in a pocket of Negombo night. Ask the Dialog/Mobitel desk what they actually activate today. Do not invent a island-wide outage. Screenshot the plan before you pay.

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Yashodha Karunaratne•240 rep

eSIM woke up two streets over. Fine. We did not buy a second number.

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Fathima Cassim•258 rep

Pride buys two SIMs and then cannot remember the PIN.

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Saskia Voss•132 rep

Airport desk is a desk. Town shop is often calmer. Not a law.

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Kasper Holm•152 rep

If you need a local number for PickMe, that is a reason. A sulk is not.

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Greta Keller•92 rep

We bought the pack, kept the eSIM as backup. Ordinary.

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Eero Laine•112 rep

Do not pay a 'setup fee' that is not on the board.

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Morag MacLeod•132 rep

Write the passport number they copy. Ordinary.

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Jeroen Bakker•152 rep

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