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  • May 1, 2025
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Do I need to inform ID if I’m going to use a third party eSIM when I travel to the United States 

Best answer by andewhite

No, that’s not necessary, ​@AliG246. 

Assuming the phone with your iD SIM / eSIM is network unlocked, you’re free to use third party SIM / eSIM products.

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    MZone
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    • May 1, 2025

    No not at all. I would suggest setting a £0 spend cap on your iD account to stop any unexpected charges tho. 

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    andewhite
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    • May 1, 2025

    No, that’s not necessary, ​@AliG246. 

    Assuming the phone with your iD SIM / eSIM is network unlocked, you’re free to use third party SIM / eSIM products.

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      Tyler C
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      • Tyler C
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      • May 1, 2025

      Hey there ​@AliG246, as kindly confirmed by both ​@MZone & ​@andewhite, you do not need to advise us of this in advance, or at all.

       

      Thanks,

      Tyler

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