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In which ones? I have manu prepaid sims from all over Europe and the only one with a name on is an old italian one when they required it. Which i think they no
by the_mitsuhiko 11y ago
In which ones? I have manu prepaid sims from all over Europe and the only one with a name on is an old italian one when they required it. Which i think they no longer do.
- jkot 11y agoI had to show ID in Czech Republic, Hungaria, Ireland and Greece.
- the_mitsuhiko 11y ago> Czech Republic I have a czech prepaid sim, never had to show an ID for it. > Hungaria True, ID needed there. > Ireland I had an Irish Three Sim. No ID was needed. > Greece Looks like an ID is needed there from Googling.
- ithkuil 11y agoI confirm: in Ireland you can buy a sim (I have a tesco mobile SIM) with no ID
- pmontra 11y agoItaly still requires to link a SIM to a person. I don't remember if I had to show my id or my fiscal code last time I got a new SIM. No more than a 30 seconds procedure. They note it down and that's it. It's been like that for so long that I forgot when and why they introduced this legislation.
- trappedfly 11y agoIt is still required to have your name tied to SIMs in Italy. You are asked to show an ID (or driver's license) and your fiscal code[1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_fiscal_code_card https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_fiscal_code_card
- JorgeGT 11y agoIn Spain you must present a valid ID since a few years ago. After a grace period they deactivated all SIMs not linked to a name.