ordered a new phone so I wanted a new SIM for a clean slate. My country require KYC for SIM cards. So i ordered this https://www.ebay.com/itm/295938085941 I see now that the card is being shipped from Israel.
(I’m in another EU country)
Cloning, swapping etc , how bad idea was this on a scale from 1-10? Even if the package is unbroken , I assume someone with physical access (and resources) can do a lot of stuff?
Miss being able to go get one from the corner store. But idea was to load it up by cash bought giftcards.
Also played with the idea of getting a gl-inet portable router and skip SIM card in phone but it is quite a bit of hassle to have another device to maintain and carry…
Why would you ever be buying a sim card seprate from the carrier servicing it…?
Honestly asking, that’s incredibly unusual to me. Where I live, the mobile carrier always provides the sim card. Usually free with a monthly phone plan, or as a part of a pre-paid plan. (pre-paid you can usually buy from a corner store like seven eleven. monthly you’ll actually have to visit their store/mall booth)
Here I have to go to an office show passport , green card and sign paperwork . To get any simcard.
Green card? Which country?
Don’t you mean blue card?
In the US the permanent resident card is green, and its often called the green card. Sometimes americans use the term for equivalent documents in other countries.
OP said they were in the EU. My EU residency card is called a blue card. I thought that was the name across the EU
Nope Spain has a green one