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Free Flexiroam X Global Esim US $9.95 / AUD $14.53 + Full Refund on Activation @ CallCloud

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Free Flexiroam X Global Esim US $9.95 / AUD $14.53 + Full Refund on Activation @ CallCloud
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MarketingFlexiroam on 24/10/2019 - 18:43 callcloud.com.au (429 clicks)
Last edited 24/10/2019 - 18:46
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Hi Ozbargainers!

To celebrate the landing of the Google Pixel 4 we are offering:

FREE Flexiroam X Starter Kits (eSIM version only)

Compatible with an unlocked Google Pixel 4 iPhone XR,XS/XS+, 11 & 11 Pro & iPad Pro 3

Ends Sunday 27th of October 11:59 PM (or when we run out, so be quick)

Benefits of Flexiroam X eSIM Vs typical Travel SIMs (or Local SIMs)

  • Say goodbye to paperclips! (No plastic was harmed in the making of these SIMs)
  • Global coverage in ~190 countries. Yes, our eSIM works anywhere we have coverage!
  • No expiry. Buy once & simply top data plans up in the Flexiroam X App as you need!
  • Unmatched Plan flexibility: 1000's of options to suit every itinerary
  • Cancel your Data Plan and re-use the credit for your next trip!
  • Data sharing allows plan sharing between users from anywhere in the world!
  • Data only SIM that can make phonecalls

What's included with your order

  • 100MB of Data valid in all countries for 360 Days

Support

  • 24/7 Email & In App chat support provided by Flexiroam
  • Additional 100% Aussie support provided by CallCloud

Shipping

  • eSIMs are sent as a QR code via email (pretty much instantly)

Payment

  • You can check out securely with: PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, Amex & Apple Pay
  • Pricing is in USD (No GST applies)

Questions?

If you have any Questions please leave a comment here on OzBargain or message us on Facebook

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Thanks again for your support OzBargainers! :)

James

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  • dasher86 on 24/10/2019 - 18:44

    Mine never activated properly so gave up.
    Ah well you win some and you lose some.

    • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 24/10/2019 - 18:45

      Hi dasher, what model of phone do you have, get in touch and we'll sort it for you!

      • dasher86 on 24/10/2019 - 19:36

        Thanks for the reach out.
        I threw out the SIM card as it wasn't working so I don't think you can help me.
        Haha to me.

        • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 24/10/2019 - 19:42

          Hi dasher,

          I don't actually blame you given how sh*t most telco's customer service teams are! Flexiroam are pretty good, but I'm half useful at getting you up and running (and hopefully more responsive).

          If you are a glutton for punishment, contact me with your order number, and we'll try again!!

          Cheers,

          James

    • Gleung on 24/10/2019 - 19:32
      +1

      I had my three purchased sims from last offer refund processed (email advice). Just waiting for the amounts to show up in my credit card account. Thanks to James.

      • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 24/10/2019 - 19:49

        Cheers Gleung!

        PayPal seem to refund instantly, however credit cards take a couple of days. Maybe you'll get a few cents on th exchange rate! ;)

        • Gleung on 24/10/2019 - 19:58

          Hello James. I was composing an update but you beat me to that. Just checked and confirmed that refund on all three "starter pack" received. Thank you again. However, I lost a few cents on exchange so may have to spend more via ozbargain to recoup the loss…

  • musicinbed69 on 24/10/2019 - 19:28

    Is data counted for every KB, or does it round up?

    • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 24/10/2019 - 19:36

      Hi music,

      That's a great question! Typically one I don't have to answer, as people tend to buy much larger bundles these days!

      I can confirm measured by the KB

      (EDIT: However the in App meter will show GB & MB)

      Cheers,

      James

  • nickeveli on 24/10/2019 - 19:42

    Would this work with Pixel 3/3a which also has eSIM?

    • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 24/10/2019 - 19:45

      Hi Nick,

      Unfortunately NO. For some weird reason only Aussie 3's aren't supported & ALL 3a's (worldwide) aren't either.

      Our deal must be a good reason to go and see our mates at JB Hi Fi: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/491146

      I'm tempted to return to the dark side…

      almost.

      Cheers,

      James

      • nickeveli on 24/10/2019 - 20:50

        Damn I had no idea, just picked up a Pixel 3 literally today.

    • henrus on 25/10/2019 - 00:14

      I've got an Australian 3a and it works fine. It's just the Australian 3's which don't work.

      The new 4's will work fine.

  • chewkl on 24/10/2019 - 19:43

    Pixel 2 XL has an eSIM as well I believe, can you confirm if it will work on the phone?

    • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 24/10/2019 - 19:47

      Hi chewkl,

      I don't specifically no that it isn't supported, but I'm going to say a big fat NO, as I don't want to be chased down the street with a Pixel stick.

      Get the 4, you know you want to..

      Cheers,

      James

    • [Deactivated] on 25/10/2019 - 00:17

      (Former pixel2 user here) you need to root your phone to get 3rd party esim. Otherwise it only works for google fi.

    • henrus on 25/10/2019 - 10:40

      The Original Pixel, Pixel 2 and Pixel 3 don't work.

      The Pixel 3a and the new Pixel 4 are the only Australian models that will work.

  • Tigerhacker on 24/10/2019 - 19:58

    Really interesting service, would have loved this a month ago.

    I am curious for your China region plan, does it bypass the Great Firewall (so access to Google, Facebook etc.)?

    I know generally if you are on 'roaming' in China with foreign sim, the filter is bypassed.

    • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 24/10/2019 - 20:10
      +1

      Hi tiger,

      Good question, and YES it does! I understand that most Travel SIMs do, also.

      (EDIT: I'd add that unlike other Travel SIMs, ours last forever, so don't view it as missed opportunity. I'm thinking a new beginning!)

      Cheers,

      James

      • Tigerhacker on 24/10/2019 - 20:12

        You should probably put it on your site, it's an important feature for those in the know ;)

        • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 24/10/2019 - 20:14
          +1

          Until the MIB rock up on my doorstep!

          I saw that 4 corners report, scary stuff!

          • Tigerhacker on 24/10/2019 - 20:25

            @Flexiroam: While you're here, a harder question.

            Does "global" have coverage on cruise ships?

            Bonus points, how about on aircraft fitted with roaming services(Aeromobile, SITAONAIR) :P

            Now, if only I had an eSim device, maybe I can borrow one (I assume you can migrate the service?)…

            • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 24/10/2019 - 20:32
              +1

              @Tigerhacker: Hi tiger,

              On cruise ships, I'm pretty sure you are universally "cooked".

              To your 2nd point, Flexiroam have struck an agreement with Scoot for inflight WiFi access, with more COMING SOON

              If like me you are a peasant with a non-eSIM phone, check our the next best thing the SIM microchip.

              We have some good deals here: https://callcloud.com.au/products/flexishare-starter-kit

              Also, stay tuned I'm cooking up a nice cheap data deal for Halloween

              Cheers,

              James

            • henrus on 25/10/2019 - 00:17
              +1

              @Tigerhacker: No coverage on Aeromobile or OnAir (or any of the cruise ships).

              The Scoot Wifi access (which only works on Scoot 787's) is a joke but you get 10MB? free for the first use then can "exchange" other data for inflight wifi however it works out cheaper to just buy packs from Scoot so I've never done this. I've got a Boingo login thanks to 28 Degrees mastercard which meant last scoot flight I went through around 1GB of data (at no cost to me) and this works on any Panasonic T-Mobile based systems.

              • Tigerhacker on 25/10/2019 - 00:22

                @henrus: Thanks for the good info, Cruise Ships was the biggest interest, I can live for a few hours without internet on a plane.

                Cruise Ships charge excessively for what they offer. Slow internet when they don't have constraints like speed and weight like in a plane.

                I was hoping I just found the holy grail of travel sims :)

                • henrus on 25/10/2019 - 10:52
                  +1

                  @Tigerhacker: I don't think there is a single travel sim that offers coverage on cruise ships and if you're looking for data then forget it.

                  Because it's a satellite based system the operators of the onboard GSM networks charge a premium to the carriers roaming onto their networks.

                  Some of the better value sims for cruise ship services are actually Australian prepaid sims… and there are a few tricks to get cheaper calls.

                  Optus prepaid roaming charges $4 per minute to make/receive calls, $1 per SMS and $2 per MB of data.
                  Telstra prepaid roaming charges $5 per minute to make/receive calls, $0.65 per SMS and $3 per MB of data.

                  You can often buy starter packs are a half price (or more) discount which would provide $40 credit for only $20.

                  and no I'm not even joking when I say they're some of the best value as many prepaid sims as providers in other countries often charge $10 per minute, $1-2 per SMS and $20 per MB of data.

                  Also worthy of a mention is 2 degrees a New Zealand based carrier. If you can get your hands on a prepaid sim (they apparently deliver to Australia or otherwise through a reseller) then they allow receiving of calls whilst roaming on cruise ships and airplanes for only NZ$1 per minute.

                  The person making the call will have to have a plan which allows for included calls to NZ mobile numbers but on the boat it would be $1 per minute for you to receive the call.

  • Hayato on 25/10/2019 - 07:11

    Hi OP I am already using your microchip and now got the pixel 4 so would like to switchover to eSIM. Is it possible to get this deal and migrate all my plans across?

    • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 25/10/2019 - 08:48

      Hi Hayato,

      Yes it is! There is a replace SIM process within the App, or of course you could just setup a new account and then Flexishare the data across to the eSIM account. (You must keep 100MB in the originating account thought)

      If you take the 2nd option, you can still use the microchip in another device or give it to someone. If your normal SIM underneath the microchip is no longer active, it won't affect the operation of the microchip.

      I hope this helps.

      Cheers,

      James

  • yimzhu on 25/10/2019 - 20:20

    Hi James

    Having issue trying to add the esim to my iPad pro 13 inch 3rd gen.

    Everytime I scan the QR code it just prompts with can't add plan currently.

    Any solution?

    • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 25/10/2019 - 20:31

      Hi yimzhu,

      The best thing will be to contact [email protected] or via in their in chat function in the App. Ill contact them now on your behalf, and let you know.

      Regards,

      James

      • MarketingFlexiroam @ CallCloud on 28/10/2019 - 09:48

        Hi yimzhu,

        How did you go, is your problem resolved?

        Regards,

        James

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