How did you get your micro sim? Did you guys use a sim cutter to cut down your regular sim to a micro sim? or did you go into AT&T/Tmobile and just ask for a replacement micro sim?Did you have to bring in your 808 and give it to the tech there?What did you tell them?thanks How did you get your micro sim? Did you guys use a sim cutter to cut down your regular sim to a micro sim? or did you go into AT&T/Tmobile and just ask for a replacement micro sim? » Read More How did you get your micro sim? Did you guys use a sim cutter to cut down your regular sim to a micro sim? or did you go into AT&T/Tmobile and just ask for a replacement micro sim?Did you have to bring in your 808 and give it to the tech there?What did you tell them?thanks « Show Less
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i used this one..CyberTech By Noosy [2nd Generation] Micro SIM Cutter (Color: Black or Silver), with 2 SIM adapters
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Having the same question!If I go with the 808, I'll need the dreaded micro sim.Is it as easy as going to my local AT&T; place and asking for a micro sim?Don't want to attract any attention to myself (if you know what I mean).
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Jake,Cut it with one of "those" cutters, or a regular pair of scissors?When these regular-size sims are cut, what are we cutting through?Just excess cardboard?What do we have to be aware of?
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i called an AT&T; corp store the other day to just ask them.. and the sales guy gave me a bunch of BS how they need me to bring in the phone I want the sim for so they can program it and make sure its the right phone for the sim type.Obviously he is full of BS because I know that I already have swapped my current sim between a sony Ericsson w760, C905, and a Nokia N8.. so there is no need to program a sim to the phone...These people in the corp stores don't even know their own jobs.. they are clueless.i just don't want to deal with the nonsense, and risk them messing up my data plan, unless I absolutely have to. i called an AT&T; corp store the other day to just ask them.. and the sales guy gave me a bunch of BS how they need me to bring in the phone I want the sim for so they can program it and make sure its the right phone for the sim type.Obviously he is full of BS because I know that I already have swapped my current sim between a sony Ericsson w760, C905, and a Nokia N8.. so there is no need to program a sim to the phone...These people in the corp stores don't even know their own jobs.. they are clueless.i just don't want to deal with the nonsense, and risk them... » Read More i called an AT&T; corp store the other day to just ask them.. and the sales guy gave me a bunch of BS how they need me to bring in the phone I want the sim for so they can program it and make sure its the right phone for the sim type.Obviously he is full of BS because I know that I already have swapped my current sim between a sony Ericsson w760, C905, and a Nokia N8.. so there is no need to program a sim to the phone...These people in the corp stores don't even know their own jobs.. they are clueless.i just don't want to deal with the nonsense, and risk them messing up my data plan, unless I absolutely have to. « Show Less
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(I don't know what you mean)So, you mean it is a problem if you tell AT&T; that you are using an unlocked non-AT&T; phone ?
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So...You didn't get the sim from AT&T;?As far as I know, that sim only has info pertaining to the service provider.It contains no info regarding the phone itself.I've also had my same card in three different phones, with no probs.I'm not sure I'd be OK trying to cut my card, as I've heard things about this also.Anyone had any luck getting a new (free) card, regular or micro?
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Its really easy to install the Sim cards, all you have to do is remove the back battery cover as well as the battery and then you will see two slots on the top of the battery port. Slot 1 and Slot 2 , you can use both if you wanted. If you only use one, I myself use slot one. It takes the regular Sim cards not the micro ones. I hope this helped ....
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you have got to be very careful because you are cutting something that if is not cut properly will not work, I myself would use the part that was cut from the full size sim to make the microsim to cut it to the nano size. a small piece of tape will hold the sim in place while it is being cut to the smaller size, you might want to have an extra sim to practice on before you cutthe one you will be using
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I just received this cutter and it did not come with a metal tray like I thought it would. Has anyone had success cutting a micro SIM, without an adapter, into a nano SIM using this cutter?
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In my case, I had a very old SIM card so I complained to ATT that my phone was dropping calls so I need a new SIM card. They cut me a new SIM card for free and then when I got home, I cut the new SIM card to fit the iPhone 4s. My old phone was not an iPhone. I got my 4s working by cutting my SIM card.
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No. This Cutter will only cut the "Standard Size" SIM to Micro SIM. To cut a SIM to NANO you need a NANO Cutter. You may need to request a NANO SIM since they are so small some of the area for data may be cut off as well using a cutter.
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Should work fine. Be aware that you will need to trim the sim to make it a micro sim . It has outline but you will need to trim with sharp scissors (as far as can tell from looking at the SIM we have.
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The REGULAR SIM CARD. My micro Sim from T-Mobile would not work in Sim 2. Had to go back to regular size one. Picked it up at Kiosk in mall.
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Yes, this is a question I've answered before but I don't mind doing it again if it'll help someone Walter M. I believe your phone uses a nano sim like mine I bought a sim cutter to cut it down to nano but with the cutter came pieces so I could put the nano in to make it a micro or standard sim as well if I needed to,before I go I just want to let you know I'm in the beginning of 11 sims I've purchased from the site it really helps when I know I don't have to worry about ReUping, and the amount I paid was about 1 month service or a little more, hope this response was helpful have a very great day. Yes, this is a question I've answered before but I don't mind doing it again if it'll help someone Walter M. I believe your phone uses a nano sim like mine I bought a sim cutter to cut it down to nano but with the cutter came pieces so I could put the nano in to make it a micro or standard sim as well if I needed to,before I go I just want to let you know I'm in the beginning of 11 sims I've purchased from the site it really helps when I know I don't have to worry about ReUping, and the amount I paid was about 1 month service or a little more, hope this response was helpful have a very... » Read More Yes, this is a question I've answered before but I don't mind doing it again if it'll help someone Walter M. I believe your phone uses a nano sim like mine I bought a sim cutter to cut it down to nano but with the cutter came pieces so I could put the nano in to make it a micro or standard sim as well if I needed to,before I go I just want to let you know I'm in the beginning of 11 sims I've purchased from the site it really helps when I know I don't have to worry about ReUping, and the amount I paid was about 1 month service or a little more, hope this response was helpful have a very great day. « Show Less
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I actually went into a TMo store today before going to the gym, to switch from ATT and check out the $10 internet plan (with the 500 talk for $29/mo). I purposely left my phone in the car, so when they asked for it I said I didn't have it with me, that it was an old Nokia, which later made them scan another cell box for activation. I got so excited - how easy it was, that I didnt even go to the gym but drove back home to config the internet - and WOW! I have a super cheap unlimited 3-f__ken-G!!!!!!!!!!!! I went for a workout right after and now I can listen to internet radio stream, instead of the stupid crap they play at the gym. That sonovab!+ch KELLY - THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!! I actually went into a TMo store today before going to the gym, to switch from ATT and check out the $10 internet plan (with the 500 talk for $29/mo). I purposely left my phone in the car, so when they asked for it I said I didn't have it with me, that it was an old Nokia, which later made them scan another cell box for activation. I got so excited - how easy it was, that I didnt even go to the gym but drove back home to config the internet - and WOW! I have a super cheap unlimited 3-f__ken-G!!!!!!!!!!!! I went for a workout right after and now I can listen to internet radio stream, instead... » Read More I actually went into a TMo store today before going to the gym, to switch from ATT and check out the $10 internet plan (with the 500 talk for $29/mo). I purposely left my phone in the car, so when they asked for it I said I didn't have it with me, that it was an old Nokia, which later made them scan another cell box for activation. I got so excited - how easy it was, that I didnt even go to the gym but drove back home to config the internet - and WOW! I have a super cheap unlimited 3-f__ken-G!!!!!!!!!!!! I went for a workout right after and now I can listen to internet radio stream, instead of the stupid crap they play at the gym. That sonovab!+ch KELLY - THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!! « Show Less
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yes it is so. but if you dont have a micro sim, yu can cut a normal sim to a micro and it just works fine :D
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Not sure I would look on line and see if can use another. But I would say yea micro sim though.u can cut sim to micro
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I went with t-mobile with my help we figured out that there is a cradle like piece that u have to pull out place the standard size sim in the cradle and then insert into sim slot after which u follow prompts, learn the keyboard first, makes it easier.
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You can either cut it with templates founds on the internet or head down to your provider and ask for a mini sim card. they will probably charge you for the new sim card. I'd suggest cutting it first then if it fails head down to your cell provider
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The SIM I put in mine is a full size from Lycamobile. I believe the slot will be too big for a micro SIM. I know that you can cut a full size to micro SIM but you cannot make a micro SIM full size again, so you will need to get a full size SIM. There might be some adapters to make micro SIMs full size SIMs but I am not sure about that.
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Be very Vary....the phone we recieved was badly refurbished...as simple as the "On" button said "No" numerous features did not work. When contacted for an exchange, the company said that we had recieved the last one. That said...It takes a regular size SIM card. although I believe there is a spot for micro-sd
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Follow up about the mhl...talked to T-mobile tech support and found out it is only in "older" phones, that it's not in most of the newer phones due to newer technology being used now. Guess I will consider a trade in.