Where can I get USA Simcards with unlimited data on them

[Katanaproxy]

I am looking simcards preferably T-Mobile Verizon with unlimited data on them

How much is it?

Is it possible to activate them without no ID verification?

I’m looking for around 30 pieces

 

[LiquidJohn]

I am looking simcards preferably T-Mobile Verizon with unlimited data on them

How much is it?

Is it possible to activate them without no ID verification?

I’m looking for around 30 pieces

Go to kycnotdotme and find eSIM services

 

[Katanaproxy]

Go to kycnotdotme and find eSIM services

Hey thanks for that! I’m actually looking for physical simcards if it’s possible

 

[LiquidJohn]

Hey thanks for that! I’m actually looking for physical simcards if it’s possible

I think but I’m not sure, you can offer physical cards. Check it out.

 

[Najam098]

try numero

 

[Mondu Agency]

For 30 USA SIMs with unlimited data, T-Mobile and Verizon are solid picks. T-Mobile’s prepaid plan is $50/month for unlimited data, no ID needed if bought online via SimOptions or Holafly eSIMs. Verizon’s $60/month plan (no activation fee on unlimited) is available at Walmart, no ID for prepaid. Check BHW Marketplace for bulk deals! Prices good as of May 2025

 

[saferidge]

You might want to hit up T-Mobile or Verizon directly. I think their business plans can handle multiple lines however if you’ve got the right docs.

 

[ainah]

Try OnPhone app

 

[Katanaproxy]

Do you guys think mint mobile is a good option?

They have a deal for $45 dollars for three months with unlimited data on them.

 

[SpaceYams]

ting mobile might work depending on your use-case. uses verizon network. supports eSIM. includes unlimited voice/sms too. $10/mo flex plan. first gb of data is 5g speed, after that it drops to 2g unless you add more data ($5/gb). so unlimited data, but will slow down... dunno about kyc requirements for them. i'm still researching providers. ty others for suggestions. yall take care.

 

[Guestwriting]

Best Buy, T-Mobile, Phone mart.

 

[Katanaproxy]

You might want to hit up T-Mobile or Verizon directly. I think their business plans can handle multiple lines however if you’ve got the right docs.

Okay perfect thanks!

ting mobile might work depending on your use-case. uses verizon network. supports eSIM. includes unlimited voice/sms too. $10/mo flex plan. first gb of data is 5g speed, after that it drops to 2g unless you add more data ($5/gb). so unlimited data, but will slow down... dunno about kyc requirements for them. i'm still researching providers. ty others for suggestions. yall take care.

I really do appreciate that!

 

[empirework]

You can use Holafly eSIMs is a good option for what you need