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It roamed on all networks apart from O2, however on 3 it kept disconnecting.

From twitter account @paopao0128. 2 of the numbers are assigned to Telenor apparently, not sure about the 99995 one. Not sure what either 3 are for, probably testing 5G?

Hey! My name is Jan, from Scotland, and I'm a SIM card collector. It's quite a niche hobby but I collect the cards you put in your phone. My long-term goal is to get a SIM from every country/territory/entity which has issued them, with a smaller part of that currently being everything from the former Soviet Union. I have managed to gather most but one place which is proving hard to find a card from is Artsakh.. I understand the fact that the country is now occupied (and I feel deep sympathy to all those who called it home), but I wanted to ask here if anyone who lived there before still has an old SIM from there, which they would be willing to send me. It doesn't need to be active or anything, I'd be happy even just the frame. Many thanks for your help!

Pictured in the second photo are some cards from my post-Soviet collection.

Hey. I've been collecting SIM cards since I was young. I've always liked collecting stuff and I'm also interested in telecommunications/electronics, which tied in perfectly. My long-term goal is to get a card from every country, territory or jurisdiction that issues them; I'm on 95 countries out of probably over 300, with over unique 600 cards.

I've got a video with the entirety here if anyone's interested: https://youtu.be/YeYYPBzLiAc?is=RPCosZiAy9aWncyq

Hey. I've been collecting SIM cards since I was young. I've always liked collecting stuff and I'm also interested in telecommunications/electronics, which tied in perfectly. My long-term goal is to get a card from every country, territory or jurisdiction that issues them; I'm on 95 countries out of probably over 300, with over unique 600 cards.

I've got a video with the entirety here if anyone's interested: https://youtu.be/YeYYPBzLiAc?is=RPCosZiAy9aWncyq

Hey! I'm a SIM card collector from Scotland. It's quite a niche thing to collect, but I collect SIMs (the cards you put in your phone) like one may collect stamps. A goal of mine is to get a SIM from every country/territory/entity which issues them. I wanted to ask if anyone is able to send me a SIM from Greenland. I don't need it to be active (although that would certainly be cool) or registered, I just need the plastic card. Ideally it would have the chip bit and the frame, but if you have only the frame lying around from an old one or something I would still be very happy if you're able to send it over. From what I gather the current main operator is Tusass, which I would be honoured to add to my collection. If needs be I am able to pay for a SIM pack or shipping as long as it isn't too expensive.

Many thanks for your help!

Pictured as an example are cards from some of the rarest countries I have - Greenland would certainly be an addition to that page ;)

Hey! I'm a SIM card collector from Scotland. It's quite a niche thing to collect, but I collect SIMs (the cards you put in your phone) like one may collect stamls. A goal of mine is to get a SIM from every country/territory/entity which issues them. I wanted to ask if anyone is able to send me a SIM from Liechtenstein. I don't need it to be active (although that would certainly be cool) or registered, I just need the plastic card. Ideally it would have the chip bit and the frame, but if you have only the frame lying around from an old one or something I would still be very happy if you're able to send it over.

From what I gather the current operators are FL1, Swisscom and 7acht. Swisscom would probably be the most boring but I'd still be very happy to get one from any :)

Many thanks for your help!

Pictured for your viewing pleasure aee cards from some of the rarest countries I have.

Had a double take when I saw this. Reminds me of when Japan did this a few years ago

Edit: didn't mean anything bad with "romanticising", just not the sort of light you usually think about glasgow in within scotland and unexpected to see on holiday for me haha

Hey. Bought this random manga as I found it interesting and I heard it wasn't too long, and I'm on holiday in a country where they are cheaper than where I live. I didn't check inside because.. who does that. I get home and open it up to find it litterally falling apart at the seams. You can see the failing glue on the inside spine. It doesn't have page numbers which makes anything but returning it risky. Worst thing is, even if this is a one-off defect, I believe the store only had one copy of this volume, and the place were staying at is relatively remote so going to any bookstore (including this one) with manga is a bit of a trek.

Received via sporadic E by my friend in Libya, so it would be anywhere between roughly 1300-2600km away in theory, although it could theoretically be a double hop. To me it sounds to be a Caucasian language but I'm unsure.

I have to get into a forum to ask a silly question about some software. Instead, I'm stuck on a 20 year old captcha question. I tried 2, I tried "1one", whenever I submit it a few times it tells me I've tried it too much and to try later.

Hey. I'm an eBay seller, I typically don't deal with Pokemon cards but I had some Polish language spares from my childhood and noticed they were quite uncommon, so I put one up for auction a while ago. Fast track to today and I received this as a return. It was international (I live in the UK, the buyer was in Canada) and from the markings I can tell the damage happened when it was already in Canada. It wasn't an incredibly expensive card and I can easily get a refund for the customer if I file a claim with Royal Mail, but they aren't much of them out there so it's very sad to see. I put the card in a sleeve, toploader and cardboard on both sides so I genuinely don't get how this happened; either there was some horrible malfunction or Canada post uses shredders for their sorting machines. It almost looks like something has burnt. I've encountered damaged mail but never this bad. You can even see bits of the stamps I used, which have somehow made their way onto the cardboard when they were originally on the outer paper envelope.