Great support experience I bought two esims with one email by accident but support was fast and responsive and resolved my issue. I recommend for international travel esims!

Three Month Review/Fair Use Policy I've been with Fonus for three months and couldn't be happier. Not one dropped call nor missing/failed texts, not saying that it can't happen, but that has happened with the "Big Telcos" multiple times. Customer service has always been fantastic and I helpful too. However, what surprises me is that people get upset when they get shut off for violating "Fair Use Policies" (FUP), as this is a common sense policy. Even the "Big Telcos" have FUP and they enforce them too and are necessary to keep networks stabile and not slowed down by excessive use by users. Fonus has multiple contracts worldwide with various network providers and must adhere to to the FUP of each network provider, every provider has different limits. No cellphone provider allows anyone to use their mobile connection as a "home/primary internet connection. Fonus has generous plans and on top of those offerings, they include global service. Instead of blaming companies for enforcing their policies, people should exercise due diligence and read the small print as they would or should with any service or purchase.

Best bang for buck mobile operator for… Best bang for buck mobile operator for the whole Canadian 🍁 citizen land include worldwide coverage free of charge. Have both a choice of a USA or Canadian number is also possible 🙀. One SIM do everything solution.

Reliable service for a good price Reliable service for a good price. Only issues I have is their app doesn't support group text or dark mode. Other then that I would recommend this to everyone.

Generally I am satisfied with the… Generally I am satisfied with the service, and certainly the price. A few downsides: - many institutions (eg. Banks) refuse to text authorization codes to VOIP numbers. This is the biggest downside for me. - The 'new' App lacks support for multi-party chats. You can send to multiple people, but then each reply and conversation is point to point - the 'automatic' switching of carriers is hit and miss when traveling between Canada and the U.S.