How many sim cards do you have and for what purpose?

[moneyMaker]

For work, Personal? Company offers? Network coverage?

 

[akshayhs]

1. All-purpose

 

[moneyMaker]

1. All-purpose

Well whats in your sim portfolio?? 👀
👀

 

[Suspicious Activity]

Two. one is the original from my college days in the 2000s and the other when I had moved out of state for my first job and number portability was not a thing.
i use one for all my financials and the other for all other shit like Uber etc.

 

[pandyag]

two.

 

[akshayhs]

Well whats in your sim portfolio?? 👀
👀

AirTel

 

[ramirami]

1. General use
2. Financial use, not given to anyone else.
3. Aadhaar use, number never given to anyone else nor stored in any phone

 

[Suspicious Activity]

1. General use
2. Financial use, not given to anyone else.
3. Aadhaar use, number never given to anyone else nor stored in any phone

wow. that's some security

 

[Avid_snake]

1. General use
2. Financial use, not given to anyone else.
3. Aadhaar use, number never given to anyone else nor stored in any phone

Biggest issue is having to manage multiple phones in this case. With dual sim phones happy to manage 2 SIMs in a phone but an additional phone brings difficulty

 

[ramirami]

Biggest issue is having to manage multiple phones in this case. With dual sim phones happy to manage 2 SIMs in a phone but an additional phone brings difficulty

Aadhaar sim in dumb phone to minimize risk

 

[COSMOCRAT]

Airtel(Oldest ported from MTNL) - Aadhar, banks, payment apps, family, and friends.
Jio - Work, apps, and people I don't want to talk to.

Should separate Aadhar card number. Great idea to keep a home-only phone.

 

[Dr-green69]

For work, Personal? Company offers? Network coverage?

1 for everything

 

[thanix]

I received the below message. Is this true? Has anyone tried to find out whether any connection is taken with your name?

To block unwanted mobile connections working in your name , visit www.sancharsaathi.gov.in - Department of Telecom, Govt. of India

 

[akshayhs]

I received the below message. Is this true? Has anyone tried to find out whether any connection is taken with your name?

To block unwanted mobile connections working in your name , visit www.sancharsaathi.gov.in - Department of Telecom, Govt. of India

I have used it yesterday. It works. I had some old numbers stil associated to me. You can go to the portal and select no longer required. You will get an SR number and they will remove it from your control.

 

[Sreerag]

I have 1 number, my father has 2
1 (MTNL) for banks and stuff, official work, family and friends and everything - Incoming only as he hasn't recharged since the last 5 years !
2. Jio - 4G Data and calling to all above mentioned numbers

 

[moneyMaker]

I have 1 number, my father has 2
1 (MTNL) for banks and stuff, official work, family and friends and everything - Incoming only as he hasn't recharged since the last 5 years !
2. Jio - 4G Data and calling to all above mentioned numbers

BSNL and MTNL work even not recharged, others don't work no?

 

[Sreerag]

BSNL and MTNL work even not recharged, others don't work no?

Its a no for BSNL as it only gets incoming and sms for 6 months after v expire. Earlier it was also unlimited as my father used his BSNL (now inactive) number without recharging for 6 years! It was too old sim as he used it in a BlackBerry 😂

 

[thechirag]

2 cards
But second is just for some other crisis time only.

 

[paxauquabriba-4876]

1. General use
2. Financial use, not given to anyone else.
3. Aadhaar use, number never given to anyone else nor stored in any phone

Cost per month with breakdown of plans for each sim

Cost per device with model number

 

[cardy]

For me it's two Airtel (primary) and jio (secondary)