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Simrio is a leading eSIM company in the telecom space. Our mission is to help travelers get instant internet to stay connected everywhere, hassle-free without the roaming charges. We work with the best to deliver the best. Our eSIMs operate on our partner networks, including but not limited to RedteaMobile, Verizon, T-Mobile, Singtel, dtac, KDDI, and SoftBank.
46th Floor, Lee Garden One, 33 Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 000000, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
I have not received any QR code mail to get the eSIM, then nobody reply the mail I sent.
Reply from Simrio
Hi Laurent, I am sorry for your unfortunate experience. Upon checking, it seems the email you sent went to our spam folder - that's why we were not able to respond. We have followed up with you by email just now. See if you can kindly check it? Thanks a lot.
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