u/rmuktader

> "Massachusetts, which received an overall F resulting from low scores in both affordability and homebuilding, serves as an example of how zoning can get in the way of delivering affordable housing."

At what point do we standup against the NIMBYs?

I'm fairly new to using travel eSIMs and recently ran into an issue that surprised me.

I purchased a Jetpac eSIM for a trip within the United States. It worked fine in Boston, but when I went to Cape Cod, Massachusetts, I had essentially zero coverage/data service the entire time.

This got me wondering:

• Is there a reliable way to check coverage for an eSIM provider before traveling to a specific area?
• Do eSIM providers publish coverage maps, or do I need to find out which underlying carrier they use (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, etc.) and check that carrier's map?
• Are there any websites or apps that let you enter a ZIP code or region and see expected coverage for a specific eSIM provider?

Has anyone else experienced poor coverage with Jetpac in areas that normally have good cell service?

I assumed that because Cape Cod is a popular tourist destination, coverage wouldn't be an issue. Now I'm wondering if I should have checked something beforehand or if this is just a limitation of certain eSIM providers.