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This is Saily's monthly referral code Megathread, which will be updated every month! This thread is dedicated to sharing referral codes for Saily users. 

How it works

  • Post your referral code here in the comments.
  • Browse and use other users' codes if you're new to Saily eSIM and looking to get started.

Important guidelines

  1. One code per user. Please post your referral code only once per month to keep the thread clean and fair for everyone.
  2. No promotions or spam. This thread is only for referral codes. Any unrelated promotion or spam will be removed.

Happy saving and safe travels! 🌍

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u/Saily_eSIM — 13 days ago
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Saily eSIM purchase question

Hi!

This will be my first time traveling out of my own country (USA), and I’m navigating the e-sim world. I’ve chosen Saily as my eSIM provider.

I will be gone 17 days in a mixture of Austria, Spain, and Ireland.

My question is - do I need to buy separate packages for each country? I see in the check out that Austria is selected. I will be in Austria only 5 days, and the rest in the other countries.

Any help is appreciated!

u/southngothic — 2 days ago
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Warning if need more than 1 esim

Travelling with my spouse to Europe so decided to go with Saily. Bought 2 eSIMs but their process makes it very challenging to install onto 2 iphones. Better off buying one at a time.

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u/Comfortable-Yak-5080 — 2 days ago
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Is saily.com website down?

I was looking to purchase a travel e-sim for my mom but the website isn't working.

fml

u/casseer15 — 4 days ago
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I used Saily throughout my 3-month trip across Asia and had no issues at all in Thailand, Vietnam, or Taiwan. Because of that positive experience, I purchased a 3GB package for China as well.

Unfortunately, after landing in China, the connection was extremely slow and unreliable. I spent about 1.5 hours at the airport just trying to book a DiDi, but the data connection was so poor that the app barely worked. During that process, I used over 200MB of data without successfully booking a ride.

In the end, I purchased a different eSIM package through Trip.com, and the connection was immediately fast and stable with no issues at all.

Later at the hotel, I contacted Saily support hoping for at least a partial refund, credit, or some form of compensation. However, because I had already used too much data while struggling with the unusable connection, they refused to offer anything.

That response was very disappointing. A bit of goodwill and customer support would have gone a long way. Instead, this experience has permanently lost them a customer, and I won’t be using Saily again.

u/psychopro420 — 12 days ago
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I’ve been looking into Saily for an upcoming trip, and I get the convenience part of using an eSIM, but I’m wondering if it actually ends up being cheaper or not. For those of you who’ve used it, did you feel like you were saving money compared to just getting a local SIM card or using your carrier’s roaming? Or is it more of a “pay a bit extra for convenience” type of thing?

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u/Bebrucha — 13 days ago
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Doesn't work in Beijing

Data works in Beijing but you can't get two-factor authentication messages which means that you can't, Make payments through alipay, or get around via didi, which means you can't really exist here in Beijing.

This is not a customer support query, this is a warning to other potential users.

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u/Such_Duty_4764 — 5 days ago
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My son is traveling to Turkey soon and we're planning on using Saily for his mobile data. He's purchased a 30-day eSim, but will need to extend this be another week or so. However, unless I'm misunderstanding something, he won't be able to purchase/install a second eSim (or top up the current one) within Turkey. My thought was for him to go ahead and purchase and install the second eSim, but I want to make sure that it doesn't automatically activate when he lands.

He's on an Android device. Am I over-thinking this? What should he do?

Thanks for any help!

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u/jlr1001 — 8 days ago
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I am beyond frustrated at this point.

Got saily for my us trip and it worked fine for a day and a half. Suddenly didn't work anymore as the roaming got turned off somehow.

Enabled roaming, it worked for a day then stopped again.

Turned the phone off and on and this fixed it for a day.

At some point roaming turned off again. After turning this back on the internet refuses to work.

At this point it simply says no connection.

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u/niels719 — 8 days ago