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TeaLeaf

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#306207 4-Jul-2023 15:51
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I need to discuss with a university in OZ but they are wanting an Australian mobile number?

Im guessing its not possible?

 

(sorry didnt know where to put this question)


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  #3099736 4-Jul-2023 16:03
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eSIM




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  #3099751 4-Jul-2023 17:03
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TeaLeaf:

 

I need to discuss with a university in OZ but they are wanting an Australian mobile number?

Im guessing its not possible?

 

(sorry didnt know where to put this question)

 

 

Odd that they can't call you on another number?




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  #3099772 4-Jul-2023 18:10
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Wombat1:

 

Odd that they can't call you on another number?

 

 

More like PITa haha. I think its jus the form and its little bot demanding an aussie number. PITa :-)


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  #3099773 4-Jul-2023 18:12
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Linux:

 

eSIM

 

 

Who would be the most legit and reliable source for an ESim?

 

TY, I was hoping this would be the case.


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  #3099830 4-Jul-2023 18:29
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There is no legal way of doing what you asking from NZ. Mobile telcos must check your ID (and residency or proof of Australian address) when you activate a mobile service in Aus, if they don't then the telco may face legal consequences. 

 

Your best bet is to get one next time you are in Aus. Otherwise try getting a voip number.


 
 
 
 

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  #3099877 4-Jul-2023 18:32
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Use Hero VOIP and get an Aussie landline number


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  #3099890 4-Jul-2023 19:16
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Wombat1:

 

There is no legal way of doing what you asking from NZ. 

 

 

Oh I didnt realise that, thanks for informing me.

Sounds like a VOIP is the way to go.

 

Just out of interest, can VOIP be cheaper than using a mobile which is bvsed purely at home?

Im wondering if a NZ voip is better than a Mbbile plan at home. Can proper VOIP handsets handle dual VOIP numbers?


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  #3099980 4-Jul-2023 21:43
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2talk AU


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  #3099982 4-Jul-2023 21:48
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Hi there,

If by mobile number you mean in (4) area code, you can get such number from https://sonetel.com/en/

I have one myself to recieve sms, which are emailed to me. You also can forward all incoming calls to NZ number.

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