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#311111 15-Dec-2023 08:56

I'm trying to port my 2degrees number to Kogan. It asks for sim card serial number. Tried googling, all it gives me is how to find the IMEI number. Tried with it as well, but of no use. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I own a Samsung S22 Ultra, if it is of any help.

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#3171863 15-Dec-2023 09:01

The Kogan SIM card will have a number on it - thats most likely what its after.

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#3171864 15-Dec-2023 09:01

If you have an iPhone you can find it in Settings-->General-->About. It's the ICCID. Not sure about Android, maybe somewhere similar?

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#3171865 15-Dec-2023 09:01

xpd:

The Kogan SIM card will have a number on it - thats most likely what its after.

No, if you're porting to Kogan, you need the 2D SIM number, not the Kogan one.

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#3171868 15-Dec-2023 09:09

And to ask the obvious question, have you looked at the actual physical SIM card for a number? (Assuming you're not on an eSim).

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#3171871 15-Dec-2023 09:13

jamesrt:

And to ask the obvious question, have you looked at the actual physical SIM card for a number? (Assuming you're not on an eSim).

IIRC it's only printed on either the package you throw away immediately or the bit of plastic you snap the SIM out, and throw away immediately.

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#3171874 15-Dec-2023 09:21

SaltyNZ:

xpd:

The Kogan SIM card will have a number on it - thats most likely what its after.

No, if you're porting to Kogan, you need the 2D SIM number, not the Kogan one.

Oops, wrong way :)

Shows how often I port numbers ;)

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#3171889 15-Dec-2023 09:55

SaltyNZ:

jamesrt:

And to ask the obvious question, have you looked at the actual physical SIM card for a number? (Assuming you're not on an eSim).

IIRC it's only printed on either the package you throw away immediately or the bit of plastic you snap the SIM out, and throw away immediately.

No, should be on the SIM. At least they are with OneNZ (and previously Vodafone) SIMs. 16 digits - NZ ones probably start with 64

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#3171893 15-Dec-2023 10:14

jamesrt:

And to ask the obvious question, have you looked at the actual physical SIM card for a number? (Assuming you're not on an eSim).

Thanks, it was indeed on the physical sim card.

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#3171896 15-Dec-2023 10:17

trig42:

No, should be on the SIM. At least they are with OneNZ (and previously Vodafone) SIMs. 16 digits - NZ ones probably start with 64

It is on the SIM. Looks like, 2 Degrees start with 89.

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#3171897 15-Dec-2023 10:17

Thank you all :)

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#3172036 15-Dec-2023 12:13

trig42: ... 16 digits - NZ ones probably start with 64

One NZ (VFNZ) = 6401 ...
Kogan = 6401 ...
2 Degrees = 6424
Spark = 6501

SaltyNZ: ... It's the ICCID.

Rmani: ... 2 Degrees start with 89.

My experience shows that the ICCID is 19 digits long & starts with 89. To get the SIM card #, drop the "89" & last digit, then you have the 16-digit SIM card.

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#3172056 15-Dec-2023 13:12

Ok, then for 2 Degrees, it is 6424

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#3172101 15-Dec-2023 14:35

Slightly of topic...

If I remember correctly Telecom's 025 Network had ESN's starting with 6400

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#3172113 15-Dec-2023 15:06

SaltyNZ:

jamesrt:

And to ask the obvious question, have you looked at the actual physical SIM card for a number? (Assuming you're not on an eSim).

IIRC it's only printed on either the package you throw away immediately or the bit of plastic you snap the SIM out, and throw away immediately.

SIM numbers (ICCID) are on the SIM card, in microscopic print. The packaging labels with large print make the numbers easier to read.