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SIMS Card removal or deactivation
I have a new iPhone 11. Apple sent message to contact my carrier to remove or deactivate my old SIMs card from my no longer useable iPhone 6+. How do I do that?
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I have a new iPhone 11. Apple sent message to contact my carrier to remove or deactivate my old SIMs card from my no longer useable iPhone 6+. How do I do that?
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kdfederer
ACE - Expert
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13.1K Messages
5 years ago
When you activate the sim in your new phone on your account, it should deactivate your old sim.
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powellr2
Tutor
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5 Messages
5 years ago
Excellent! Thanks. I'll ignore the Apple message.
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Aprilnrobbie
Contributor
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2 Messages
4 years ago
My sim card stop reading in my phone so what do I do get it working again
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Aprilnrobbie
Contributor
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2 Messages
4 years ago
How I get my sim card working again
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bigelarkin
Scholar
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232 Messages
4 years ago
I have some old iPhones that still have sim cards in them and I think they are deactivated ,and I'm just wondering on how to get rid of those sim cards and how to make sure they are no longer active?
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Constructive
Former Employee
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32.9K Messages
4 years ago
cut em up
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bigelarkin
Scholar
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232 Messages
4 years ago
how do I make sure they are deactive?
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dwill05
ACE - Master
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10.4K Messages
4 years ago
If you remove the SIM card and cut it up, it’s no longer usable. By definition, that’s deactivated.
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sandblaster
ACE - Expert
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64.7K Messages
4 years ago
@bigelarkin Turn the phone on. If it says “no service”, the sim is not active but as suggested, cutting it up will ensure that.
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Brithetree
New Member
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3 Messages
4 years ago
I have my sim card number that's written on the sim card, but I don't have the sim card anymore. How can I deactivate the sim card?
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