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Unknown sim card
- Thread starter vazquez3214ev
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If the users have lost their sim cards, they'd have reported them as lost to their carriers, who would have cancelled them...turning what you have from simcards into just little bits of plastic.
So you don't need to worry about returning them
So you don't need to worry about returning them
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Thanx for the reply but your not understanding both sum cards were what im guessing hidden in a cell slot that holds a sim and an sd card, but both were sims. Why wouldsomeone do this and how do i findout who's they belong to.
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One number is the part number from the manufacturer. The other is the sim's serial number, which probably isn't the sim card number, so unless you knew who made it or who issued it, it's not likely to be identifiable. BTW, there is only one SIM card there, the other is a tray spacer.
These things just don't fall out, so I would guess it's a prepaid SIM that's now deactivated.
These things just don't fall out, so I would guess it's a prepaid SIM that's now deactivated.
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Ok thanks, that sounds better. Thankyou and btw i know the other piece is a slot holder, i have both the sim cards i was talking about
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Where did you find them? On the ground?
I have a pay-as-you-go SIM in my test phone and it looks pretty much like that except it has the carrier logo on it. You could always just put it in a phone and see if it give you any information about the owner (like phone number). If not it's deactivated and just trash.
I have a pay-as-you-go SIM in my test phone and it looks pretty much like that except it has the carrier logo on it. You could always just put it in a phone and see if it give you any information about the owner (like phone number). If not it's deactivated and just trash.
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In my hubbys old phone but i dont remember seeing them there, he wont tell me if i ask trust me. Lol he didnt even question it when i found them.
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They could just be the old sims with the old phones. Most times when you upgrade they issue a new sim and transfer the number. Nothing unusual there.
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The thing is we already have our joint family plan. And for some reason there is activity on my phone that i didnt do. Im thinking our numvers are linked. He never wants to tell me about our account. Always been questionable to me. And then i find this phone of his with 2 sim cards alike, one on the sd card slot and the other on the sim card. That was fishy to me. Never got an answer
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Could just be some old and expired pre-paid SIM. Like this EE one I found in a pocket a few days ago. Which I'm pretty sure can't be re-activated now.
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I don't think it would be the sim or the phone numbers. If you are seeing activity that you don't recognize it's likely that your Google account (gmail) credentials are compromised. You don't share the gmail account with your husband, do you?
First thing you should do is to change the gmail password and then enable 2-step verification.
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No but he had this s7edge locked and used my google account to log in and be able to use the phone. So now that s7edge is linked to ny account as my other device, ever since my account randomly pops up password attemp fail or something. And after i would get pw changed pw changed. And so on. I ask and his answer is always the same he doesnt know what im talking about. Lock after lock on his. Ive already unlinked the phone. But things still fishy lol
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