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Topic # 183814 30-Oct-2015 22:36
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anyone can lend nano SIM cutter - auckland area?





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  Reply # 1417393 30-Oct-2015 22:36
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  Reply # 1417423 30-Oct-2015 23:32
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Have one here. Live in CBD but may go around Auckland. Pm me your number so we can sort it out then

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  Reply # 1417431 30-Oct-2015 23:53
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I just use scissors. But that's me.

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  Reply # 1417514 31-Oct-2015 07:17
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Have one in St. Johns. But I've used scissors before as well, both work.



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  Reply # 1417532 31-Oct-2015 09:15
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thanks guys - i will be in touch.





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  Reply # 1417604 31-Oct-2015 11:25
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A Nano SIM cutter? Is that to cut your Nano SIM down to Pico SIM size? Lol




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  Reply # 1417666 31-Oct-2015 12:36
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I've successfully used scissors twice.  Just mark the 'notched' corner clearly with permanent marker.




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  Reply # 1417677 31-Oct-2015 12:51
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Curious as to why you would need a cutter? As in most Telco's don't charge to change the SIM size or only a small charge around $5.

 

 

 

 



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  Reply # 1417895 31-Oct-2015 21:20
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It is not a local SIM





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