How we check what we publish

This site answers questions about somebody else’s money and somebody else’s phone. That only works if the answers are right, and if you can see how we got them. Here is the method, and every document it rests on.

Published sources support the guidance, with scope and date notes. An automated check can flag changes; it cannot certify a phone, a policy or a customer’s connection. The current citation registry lists 66 sources on the sources page, which is generated from that same list rather than typed.

Phone verdicts

The catalogue answers 120 models, with 55 listed as potentially compatible. These are source-based classifications, not physical handset or eJugaar network tests. Exact regional variants, software, carrier lock and network conditions can change the answer for an individual phone.

The yes, no and variant-dependent labels summarize the reviewed information and must be read with each page’s qualifications. A missing specification is not universal proof that hardware is absent. EID alone does not establish installability; confirm the exact model, region and carrier-unlocked status before purchase.

Where a maker publishes no list at all, we say so on the page rather than guessing from a spec sheet for one model and applying it to a whole brand.

Guides

There are 9 guides in English and Roman Urdu. Sources and date notes appear on the page. Repository tests check links, language coverage and selected claim boundaries; they cannot prove every sentence true. A content-update date is separate from the last full review. Partial-review notes identify what was rechecked and what remains unverified.

We quote PTA in English only. A translated sentence inside quotation marks is not a quotation, and on a regulatory question that difference is the whole thing.

When nobody can answer

When current evidence is unavailable, the page should say what remains unknown and who can confirm it. A historical policy document does not establish today’s deadline or an individual IMEI’s status. For registration and an individual duty assessment, use PTA/FBR’s current official process; a roaming plan is not a registration service.

Prices

Public plan prices share the plan catalogue. Checkout displays the final payable total, including the 1–99 paisa amount used to identify a manual transfer. Search results can lag behind a website update; confirm the current plan and final checkout total before paying.

Re-checking, and corrections

A Monday job is configured to fetch the citation registry. Selected URLs also have expected phrases; others do not yet have an automated content check. Changed phrases or unexpected fetch failures can trigger an alert, whose delivery can also fail. A scheduled job or successful fetch is not proof of a completed human review and does not refresh a published review date.

  • A source that refuses an automated read is marked as such, not reported as broken — a block is not a retraction.
  • A dated news report is cited for what it said on its date; it is not expected to change.
  • Found something wrong? Tell us and we will fix the page — the contact page has every way to reach a person.

Customer stories and demonstrations

A customer story is published only after a reviewer checks its original source, completed-order evidence and active permission for the exact quote, attribution, date, context and language. A code gate checks that record; it does not replace human review. Without the evidence and permission, no story is shown.

A customer account is not an independent device test. A site walkthrough demonstrates the website; it cannot prove eSIM installation, network registration or data performance. Contact support to correct a published story or withdraw permission. Removal requires updating the live site; we cannot promise to erase copies already made by other people or search engines.

What we will not do

  • Publish a review we did not receive, or a delivery count we did not deliver. Where there is no real number, the component does not render.
  • Sell a plan for a phone we believe will not take it. The compatibility answer turns the sale away when the answer is no.
  • Market it as a replacement for PTA registration. It is a roaming data eSIM: it does not register your phone, and it does not settle what FBR charges. Both of those stay true whatever you buy from us.
  • Machine-translate a page into a language nobody here reads. A locale goes live only after a native speaker has reviewed it.

Browse the current citation registry on the sources page.