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Now all we need is 3 SIM cards for the same mobile contract, so you can use all three devices without swapping SIM cards all the time and without paying for 3 s
by Aardwolf 14y ago
Now all we need is 3 SIM cards for the same mobile contract, so you can use all three devices without swapping SIM cards all the time and without paying for 3 separate contracts.
- cbhl 14y agoI've seen "family plans" where minutes and data (!) come from a shared pool like this, although I forget where.
- 3amOpsGuy 14y agoIn the UK the last operator to stop doing this (Vodafone) stopped around 2004, the others in the 2-3 years before that. Was really handy for a car-phone (remember those!) sim which meant the car rang pre-bluetooth days. Less relevant these days but i also have an old BMW E38 i cherish which would benefit from such a setup were it available today.
- MartinCron 14y agoI was just thinking about that. I've got a 2004 era Mercedes with a built in car phone and was wondering if I was supposed to get a distinct phone number for it, which seems preposterous.
- LandoCalrissian 14y agoIs there some reasonable way to clone SIM cards? I would be all for that if the providers are going to be buttheads.