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Real quality SIM cutter?
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I bought quite a few and some even destroyed my SIMs. I now download paper templates, use ruler, marker and scissors to cut them myself. Never had a fail.
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I did it with template, scissors, sandpaper, ruler, marker, and tape.
It was very tricky. I had to finish by approximation, but it worked, phew!
Because it is an irreplaceable grandfathered SIM. That's why I was looking for a perfect cutter.
More reason to avoid nano SIM now.
It was very tricky. I had to finish by approximation, but it worked, phew!
Because it is an irreplaceable grandfathered SIM. That's why I was looking for a perfect cutter.
More reason to avoid nano SIM now.
I'm sorry for being nosy, but why can't you just ask your carrier for a new SIM card?
I've done it several times at an AT&T Corporate store and I've never been charged.
Even if you have a coveted Verizon unlimited data plan, a Verizon corporate store should not have an issue with doing this. You are not renewing your contract, you are just changing the SIM card.
I've done it several times at an AT&T Corporate store and I've never been charged.
Even if you have a coveted Verizon unlimited data plan, a Verizon corporate store should not have an issue with doing this. You are not renewing your contract, you are just changing the SIM card.
I was worried about my Verizon unlimited plan, too.
So I bought the highest rated SIM cutter on Amazon, and it rendered my card unusable, even though it looked like it cut it nicely.
In the end, I simply used the smaller SIM that came with the phone I wanted to move to, and all was okay.
So I bought the highest rated SIM cutter on Amazon, and it rendered my card unusable, even though it looked like it cut it nicely.
In the end, I simply used the smaller SIM that came with the phone I wanted to move to, and all was okay.