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olivinak
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2-in-1 Sim Card?

08/29/2007 1:30 PM

i want to have a 2 in one sim card. i have 2 sevice providers but i tried to link the 2 sim cards in parallel but on the phone it was giving me a sim card error message.i want this sim card to operate the 2 service providers at the same time in that i can recieve calls from either servcie provider without changing the line i.e from line one to line two.

pliz give me some help.

tad.

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Haajee
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Re: 2-in-1 Sim Card?

08/30/2007 12:57 AM

We have in Pakistan a lot here Chinese make & works quite well.

It has a work back for SIMs to get full size back.

Can use altrnately on SIMs
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Re: 2-in-1 Sim Card?

08/30/2007 9:58 AM

It would be far easier to have two seperate mobile phones and use them on different networks...

A second hand mobile is cheap enough and it gives you a back up if you lose the first one as well!!

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