Good morning i got my daughter a esim as it said her phone was compatible with them, but since having it she doesn't get signal unless she's in the house i did read somewhere that they were best used for data. Can I change to a physical sim?
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Best answer by MZone
Yes you change to a physical SIM but pretty sure it will not make a difference. All the SIM does is let you connect to the network. If your signal is generally poor in your area it won’t make a difference
+22Yes you change to a physical SIM but pretty sure it will not make a difference. All the SIM does is let you connect to the network. If your signal is generally poor in your area it won’t make a difference
Just strange that people in family have Id but have actual sims and have no problem thank you for your reply
+22Just strange that people in family have Id but have actual sims and have no problem thank you for your reply
Could be down to the phone. Different phones have different antennae which is used to pick up the mobile signal. I have used eSIM and physical SIM and never noticed any difference tbh.
+22OK thank you I'll request one and see if makes amy difference.
Bear in mind the original SIM usually gets disconnected as soon as you order a new one. So maybe best going to pick one up from a Curry’s store with identification if you can’t be without the phone.
+24Hey there
Please let us know if any further questions.
Thanks,
Tyler
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