Qynamic Q-SIM Zone Global+
250 MB / 30 days
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So we think so too... We had already tried to import them, but with the additional costs for the import, we ended up with this price, sorry. But hey, Chuck Norris can make calls despite the sim lock, that's good news, isn't it? :-D
Yes, that's exactly how it should work!
According to our enquiry with the manufacturer, the starter data package has a validity period of 90 days from activation. The SIM card expires after 365 days of inactivity. Is therefore valid.
unfortunately i can't find anything online about this question, best contact qynamic for this question
more countries are involved...see https://www.qynamic.com/zones/#tab-id-1
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The Qynamic webpage should clearly state this; from memory it has two offers (World small and World large). If Cuba was not mentioned, then probably not.
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I was in China and Tibet with this SIM in Oct. 19. It was practically the only viable way to access western internet services via a VPN. Everything that was attempted via normal WLAN, including via VPN apps, was blocked. With this SIM, everything worked very well and recharging in China and Tibet was quick and uncomplicated.
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The description seems to be somewhat outdated. The information on the manufacturer's website should be up-to-date.
Unfortunately, the Global + card does not cover Guadeloupe. A detailed overview can be found here: https://www.qynamic.com/zones
The Global+ Card covers the following countries: https://www.qynamic.com/zones/#tab-id-1 (Canada, China, South/Central America, Japan and others.) You can find more details on the website.
I always use a card from Egypt (e.g. Vodafone). Directly at the airport (e.g. Hurghada, at the exit), they are very, very cheap. Used in Netgear and TP Link.
Have you tried to activate the card in the phone beforehand?
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