Migrating from SIM to nano SIM

[johnny333]

Got my new phone & trying to figure out if there is painless method to migrate all the old tel numbers on the old SIM card to the newer nano SIM

If both phones were using the same SIM size it would be easy to port the numbers but they are different. Any one have any helpful suggestions
Should I try to get a SIM card cloner? Are they available in Spore?

 

[eatshitndie]

Got my new phone & trying to figure out if there is painless method to migrate all the old tel numbers on the old SIM card to the newer nano SIM

If both phones were using the same SIM size it would be easy to port the numbers but they are different. Any one have any helpful suggestions
Should I try to get a SIM card cloner? Are they available in Spore?

you can cut it down to size. of course, not with scissors.

 

[Leongsam]

Got my new phone & trying to figure out if there is painless method to migrate all the old tel numbers on the old SIM card to the newer nano SIM

If both phones were using the same SIM size it would be easy to port the numbers but they are different. Any one have any helpful suggestions
Should I try to get a SIM card cloner? Are they available in Spore?

The shop you bought it from should be able to clone the SIM for you FOC.

 

[sunmaid]

key in one by one. Safest way

 

[nutbush]

boss, you are so outdated... they have a cutter that can scrimp to the size of a nano, and if you need your normal sim card back, they have a plastic adapter that will do the trick.

The shop you bought it from should be able to clone the SIM for you FOC.

 

[Leongsam]

boss, you are so outdated... they have a cutter that can scrimp to the size of a nano, and if you need your normal sim card back, they have a plastic adapter that will do the trick.

Why trim an old SIM card when they can simply transfer all your contacts to the new card in less than 20 seconds at no cost whatsoever?

 

[bakkuttay]

Use new android phone, all numbers were captured by google

 

[nutbush]

you have to pay for the new sim card, registration cost you another SGD$30 with local telcos. card trimming is free...

Why trim an old SIM card when they can simply transfer all your contacts to the new card in less than 20 seconds at no cost whatsoever?

 

[Leongsam]

you have to pay for the new sim card, registration cost you another SGD$30 with local telcos. card trimming is free...

What a rip off.

 

[STUCK_HERE]

Since when it's called nano. I thought micro.

 

[eatshitndie]

Since when it's called nano. I thought micro.

welcum to 2014, errrr 2013.

 

[gingerlyn]

do u actually store ur contacts in Sim? what happen if you loss your phone?
why dont u store your contacts in google and you can migrate your contacts to your new phone at any point of time?

 

[johnny333]

Since when it's called nano. I thought micro.

There is now 3 types of SIM cards out there: SIM, micro SIM & now nano SIM.

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

puki lah..............keep changing the size for what ?!

those bastards always itchy backside................change this and that.............always for the worse...........

 

[johnny333]

do u actually store ur contacts in Sim? what happen if you loss your phone?
why dont u store your contacts in google and you can migrate your contacts to your new phone at any point of time?

My old phone was 10+ years old. Back then phones were simpler without internet access. Even today the problem is with the expensive data plans.

In the past I would have all my telephone numbers backed up in a spare SIM card. Now that I am migrating to a nano SIM card I have to figure out the best way to port all the numbers and still have a backup SIM in case I loose the phone.

 

[gingerlyn]

My old phone was 10+ years old. Back then phones were simpler without internet access. Even today the problem is with the expensive data plans.

In the past I would have all my telephone numbers backed up in a spare SIM card. Now that I am migrating to a nano SIM card I have to figure out the best way to port all the numbers and still have a backup SIM in case I loose the phone.

simple lah, you can write your numbers and names in 555 pocket book.

i saw an uncle who did not know how to store number in the phone and he took out 555 pocket book and sms

 

[looneytan]

in the old days when we used to dial number by finger we remembered all phone numbers by heart

 

[bakkuttay]

simple lah, you can write your numbers and names in 555 pocket book.

i saw an uncle who did not know how to store number in the phone and he took out 555 pocket book and sms

when i changed to my new android phone and using same sim card, all my contacts and even bookmarks were already there.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

only the iPhone 5 upwards and another brand use nano sims. Anyway they are truly tiny try not to change sims when you are outside in the open to avoid losing the SIM

 

[johnny333]

Why trim an old SIM card when they can simply transfer all your contacts to the new card in less than 20 seconds at no cost whatsoever?

I can think of a few reasons why people might want to retain their original SIM format. Those who own several phones may want to retain card compatibility.
I myself used to have at least 2 phones when I travelled. A Spore card & a card that was local to the country I was travelling in.