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Can you show me an example of one that can be purchased online? I didn't notice any on Amazon when I looked. (for curiosity's sake)

• koolba 6y ago
  I’m not sure about online, but I know you can walk into a T-mobile store with $15 cash and walk out with a SIM card.
  • dylan604 6y ago
    Or better yet, have someone else walk into the brick&mortar store to buy it for you
    • Guest42 6y ago
      With the amount of facial recognition going on at large stores....probably a good bet. I'm not so concerned with the privacy as the ability to cancel without repeated 30 minute phonecalls to customer service.
  • jrockway 6y ago
    Used that method as my primary cell phone contract for many years. I haven't looked into it recently, but it must be easy. Many games have SMS verification for accounts, and it seems that every person that streams those games has like 10 accounts.
  • tablespoon 6y ago
    Or a Walmart. Years ago, before Google Voice, I got one because I needed a local area code number for my apartment's buzzer. Mainly to see that if I could do it, I did things as anonymously as possible: bought a Tracphone at Walmart with cash. Turns out you needed an existing phone number to activate it, so I used the payphone that was outside a nearby gas station.