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You still have to show some ID in EU, I think (at least that's how it works in CZ and SK).
by jsn 14y ago
You still have to show some ID in EU, I think (at least that's how it works in CZ and SK).
- jmreid 14y agoI didn't need ID to buy two prepaid SIMs when I was in Portugal. Dead simple.
- megablast 14y agoYou need to show ID in France, and a lot of stores will not have iPhone 4 sims. And they are a pain in the ass, because or the awful bureaucracy in France, it can take a while to get served. In Australia you also need to show ID, but it is very quick. Although expensive. UK was the best, and for £15 all you can eat data.
- rolmos 14y agoWe have to show ID an Spain and register prepaid SIM cards, but I'm sure that's mainly due to terrorism and security related reasons. You can go into a store, pay 5€ and walk out with a new line in less than 5 minutes though.
- langarto 14y ago> …but I'm sure that's mainly due to terrorism and security related reasons. It's mainly due to terrorism and security excuses, not real reasons.
- gebe 14y agoNo need for it in Sweden. It probably varies from country to country.
- yxhuvud 14y agoDepends on what you are planning to do with it. You need to have identified if you want to use the mobile to pay for buses etc.
- StavrosK 14y agoIt used to be like that in Greece, they now changed it because of some (EU-wide?) piece of legislation.
- rmc 14y agoYou don't need to show ID to buy a prepaid SIM in Ireland.