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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / March 2004anyone know where to duplicate a sim?
kinda scared of losing this sim... and for reasons i cant delve into, i wouldnt be able to simply replace it if i did... so anyone know where in sydney i could get a no questions asked duplicate of my sim? (going to a 210number 30message sim would be nice, whatever capacity that is) -daniel > kinda scared of losing this sim... and for reasons i cant delve into, i > wouldnt be able to simply replace it if i did... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > -daniel Why don't you get a data cable for your phone and copy the SIM content. If you loose the SIM it would be easy to restore.  SignatureLooking for a dream holiday? http://www.palmcove.net/ Palm Cove- Winner of the Award "Australia's Cleanest Beach" its not the contents of the sim... its the subscriber ID and whatever it is in the sim that i need... > > kinda scared of losing this sim... and for reasons i cant delve into, i > > wouldnt be able to simply replace it if i did... [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Why don't you get a data cable for your phone and copy the SIM content. > If you loose the SIM it would be easy to restore. > its not the contents of the sim... > its the subscriber ID and whatever it is in the sim that i need... You can lift the IMSI and Ki from most COMP128 based SIMs using the right smart card programmer. You don't have to program it to another SIM straight away, only if you lose the original SIM (keep the IMSI and Ki stored elsewhere). >> its not the contents of the sim... >> its the subscriber ID and whatever it is in the sim that i need... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > away, only if you lose the original SIM (keep the IMSI and Ki stored > elsewhere). Does that still work with SIMs todayu? > > its not the contents of the sim... > > its the subscriber ID and whatever it is in the sim that i need... > > You can lift the IMSI and Ki from most COMP128 based SIMs using the right Rubbish > kinda scared of losing this sim... and for reasons i cant delve into, i > wouldnt be able to simply replace it if i did... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > -daniel give it to me i will do my magic and replicate for u at a fee of $20 in front of u What do you want to do? Copy the numbers across? > kinda scared of losing this sim... and for reasons i cant delve into, i > wouldnt be able to simply replace it if i did... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > -daniel no, copy it so that if i lost the sim, i could use the duplicate sim in place of it, on the same mobile phone account. (without having to go thru my carrier to get the replacement sim) > What do you want to do? > Copy the numbers across? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > > > -daniel > no, copy it so that if i lost the sim, i could use the duplicate sim in > place of it, on the same mobile phone account. (without having to go thru my > carrier to get the replacement sim) You a druggie? Sounds very suss to me. yes, i store drugs in a 1mm thin sim > > no, copy it so that if i lost the sim, i could use the duplicate sim in > > place of it, on the same mobile phone account. (without having to go thru [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Sounds very suss to me. > yes, i store drugs in a 1mm thin sim Or your drug fiends phone numbers. Sounds too suss to me. > > "Daniel Juhn" <j.u.h.n.remove.the.periods@optusnet.com.au> wrote in > message [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > > > Sounds very suss to me. uhmmm phone numbers can be very easily transfered idiot. either using a pc + datacable/bluetooth/IR, or even by just transfering over to phone memory any numbers on a sim and replacing sim, then copying back. heck, use pen and paper if you have to how about you go and get a clue. > > yes, i store drugs in a 1mm thin sim > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > > > > Sounds very suss to me. "Daniel Juhn" <j.u.h.n.remove.the.periods@optusnet.com.au> said > how about you go and get a clue. He's not called 'Wally' for nothing. SignatureKwyj. "War is God's way of teaching Americans geography." -- Ambrose Bierce (Remove your panties to reply by email) > uhmmm > phone numbers can be very easily transfered idiot. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > how about you go and get a clue. I wish you could give us a clue. This is what you said: "kinda scared of losing this sim... and for reasons i cant delve into" You want to tell us the reason why the desperate need to do a pirate copy of this SIM? Until you do the whole deal is VERY suss. yes, those drugs might fall out of the sim > > uhmmm > > phone numbers can be very easily transfered idiot. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Until you do the whole deal is VERY suss. > yes, those drugs might fall out of the sim > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > > > Until you do the whole deal is VERY suss. Enjoy your tap dancing over that banana skin, druggie. > uhmmm > phone numbers can be very easily transfered idiot. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > how about you go and get a clue. youre the idiot without a clue, tryhard sim cloner care to enlighten me then? > > uhmmm > > phone numbers can be very easily transfered idiot. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > youre the idiot without a clue, tryhard sim cloner > > no, copy it so that if i lost the sim, i could use the duplicate sim in > > place of it, on the same mobile phone account. (without having to go thru [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Sounds very suss to me. He reckons he's a try hard SIM cloner > no, copy it so that if i lost the sim, i could use the duplicate sim in > place of it, on the same mobile phone account. (without having to go thru my > carrier to get the replacement sim) The cost of the blank SIM is probably as much as your SIM replacement fee What is your point? You still dont have one i clearly stated that i aint gonna say my "point" if you have nothing constructive to add, do stfu. and im not looking into this cause of the money it would cost me. > > no, copy it so that if i lost the sim, i could use the duplicate sim in > > place of it, on the same mobile phone account. (without having to go thru [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > The cost of the blank SIM is probably as much as your SIM replacement fee > What is your point? You still dont have one get the sim doctor kit > kinda scared of losing this sim... and for reasons i cant delve into, i > wouldnt be able to simply replace it if i did... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > -daniel |
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