GSM SIM Cloning

Is it Possible to clone a GSM SIM in India?

And.....just why do you ask?

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Of course it is my dear chap..............or it was until I read your post. :confused:

What GSM SIM?? what ISP?...............

Why would India be any different from anywhere else?

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Why do you want to clone??? Thats illegal... so many people from mumbai were caught and jailed for the act.

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It would be nice to have two phones, one for the week and one for the weekend. I have a big bulky WM5 phone, and really only need it during the week. Unfortunately, my phone doesn't have a sim card.

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Originally Posted by AngryKilla

It would be nice to have two phones, one for the week and one for the weekend. I have a big bulky WM5 phone, and really only need it during the week. Unfortunately, my phone doesn't have a sim card.

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I was doing just that. I have a blackberry that I use all week. However, on the weekend I don't always need the features and bulkiness of my BB and just want a phone. I just pop out the sim and put it in another phone and I'm good to go. If I need mobile internet or GPS or whatever, I can simply switch back to the BB if I need it.

So if you arent using them at the same time and just have two for the convenience isit illegal?

I shouldn't think so............... after all you are paying for the service not the SIM card?

It might violate your contract though?

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I would think it doesnt as long as you dont use them at the same time. Like a lot of A/V's they actually allow you to install it on a desktop and laptop as long as you do not use them at the same time.