Infimobile prepaid: a US arrival number

Infimobile is a US prepaid line you buy on infimobile.com. The shop prints a 60-day activate-by window and annual prices. This is the arrival number, not a hold on a Grameenphone or Jio line.

The shop table

The plans page, WebFetched on 1 October 2026, is a prepaid catalog. curl.exe of the same URL the same day returned HTTP 000 and wrote no file. The quoted table is the WebFetch.

The banner on that fetch: "Get $105 off on our 5GB/mo for 12 months plan, now at $75 per year."

The 12-month cards on that fetch, as printed:

Plan as printed	12-month price as printed	Data line as printed
Deal Buster Plan	$30 /12 mo	500MB of 5G/4G data per month
Pro Plus Plan	$75 /12 mo	5GB of 5G/4G data per month
Unlimited Plan	$75 /12 mo	10GB of 5G/4G data per month
Promotional Plan	$150 /12 mo	15GB of 5G/4G data per month
Premium Plan	$120 /12 mo	20GB of 5G/4G data per month
FREEDOM UNLIMITED PLAN	$175 /12 mo	True Unlimited of 5G/4G data per month

The 10GB, 15GB and 20GB cards print a speed cut: "Speeds reduced after 10GB of 5G/4G data"; "Speeds reduced after 15GB of 5G/4G data"; "Speeds reduced after 20GB of 5G/4G data". The Freedom card prints "Speeds reduced after 40GB of 5G/4G data", "Hotspot available up to 10 GB per month", and "Unlimited Nationwide Talk & Text". The 12-month Deal Buster and Pro Plus cards on that fetch do not print a speeds-reduced line.

Every 12-month card we read prints "Non-Refundable Plan".

Under the table: "New SIMs must be activated within 60 days of purchase."

Shop marketing on that fetch: "Pay only for what you choose - no commitments, no credit checks, and no surprise charges." Taxes: "Taxes and fees for Infimobile Plans are fixed but they may change depending on a Zipcode provided by FCC." Promo caveat: "Promotional pricing is subject to device compatibility verification. Final discount amount and pricing may vary."

Coverage copy on that fetch: "Get reliable coverage powered by leading U.S Networks." That sentence does not name a host network. A FAQ on the same URL still describes 1GB and 3GB plans; those two names were not in the 12-month cards we read.

Sixty days from purchase is a shop clock for unused SIMs. It is not a home-country inactivity rule, and it is not the T&Cs geography below. The split that belongs with holding a number you already have is on hold, park, port or let go.

The T&Cs draw a geography the shop table does not

The terms page was WebFetched the same day.

The legal entity, as printed: "Your Infimobile service is provided by InfiCloud Inc., d/b/a Infimobile including its affiliates, assigns and agents ("Infimobile," "we," "us" or "our")."

The end user is not in contract with the host: "End User has no contractual relationship with, and is not a third-party beneficiary of, any agreement between Infimobile and Infimobile's underlying carrier."

Activation geography, as printed: "End User will not Activate the Service outside of the Authorized Areas."

eSIM rules, as printed: "Infimobile eSIMs are intended for one-time installation and cannot be reused. Please do not delete the eSIMs once installed until instructed." Replacement: "New eSIMs will cost ($7 + applicable taxes)"

The shop sells eSIM and plastic, and it tells you to activate a new SIM within 60 days of purchase. The T&Cs add a place rule the 12-month cards do not print. Those stay two files. A blog post that describes installing from anywhere is not the T&Cs, and we do not quote it as the activation rule.

The assigned number is not property, as printed: "Subject to FCC Number portability rules, End User has no property or other rights in any assigned Number and such Number can be changed at any time." Whether a given bank will text the number is the bank OTP cluster. Prepaid without an SSN, as the national carriers publish the credit-check split, is on getting a US phone plan without an SSN. The no-credit-check wording is the plans-page sentence quoted above. The terms page we opened has no SSN line. Signup identity documents stay unverified on the plans URL and the terms URL.

Non-refundable on the card, 7 days on the form

The 12-month cards print Non-Refundable Plan.

The refund form was WebFetched the same day.

It prints a different sentence: "Refunds are available for new customers within 7 days of plan activation."

Those are two files. We do not merge them into one policy. The form asks whether the SIM has been activated, which SIM type was bought, and why the return is requested. It does not reprint the 12-month price table.

Unused data after a 12-month term is unverified on the files we opened. A shop FAQ describes unused data when you upgrade during a current plan period. That is not a leftover-balance clock after the year ends, and it is not the Bangladesh leftover-taka window.

What we could read

curl.exe of infimobile.com/plans on 1 October 2026 returned HTTP 000. A verify-quotes fetch of /plans, /terms-and-conditions and /refund the same day did not find those sentences in the HTML it downloaded. WebFetch of the three URLs that day is what the quotations above are copied from. The homepage WebFetch on 30 September 2026 was a marketing shell without the live table.

Partner-page commission language is not a reader fact on this URL. We do not print a percentage here.

State tax on top of the advertised price is the state pages: California is the one this page routes to for that overlay. The four routes for a working phone in the US, of which this shop is one prepaid SKU, are on SIM card, eSIM or US prepaid plan. Dated changes live on the changelog.

Questions

Can I install Infimobile before I fly?

The shop and the T&Cs do not share an answer. The plans page sells eSIM and plastic, and it requires a new SIM to be activated within 60 days of purchase. The T&Cs we opened say the end user will not activate the service outside the Authorized Areas. We checked both URLs on 1 October 2026. A blog post about installing from another country is a third file. This page quotes the first two.

Does leftover unused data keep the plan after 12 months?

unverified. The 12-month cards we read print a monthly data allotment and, on some cards, a speed cut after a named number of gigabytes. They do not print an inactivity day count that keeps the line after the paid term. A shop FAQ talks about unused data when you upgrade during the current plan period.

Is Infimobile how I keep my home-country number?

No. Infimobile is a US prepaid MVNO. The home SIM stays on its own carrier clock.