Iphone 3GS sim card into Samsung Galaxy s3
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I still use my old Iphone 3GS from Telus. I just bought a Samsung Galaxy S3 locked to Telus. I also have a sim card cutter. Does anybody know if I cut my iphone 3 sim card to micro size and put it into my new S3 will everything be cool?
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Hey Bonzoandbrian,
As NFtoBC suggested, the only guaranteed way is to purchase a sim card that was designed to work with that specific device. Having said that, technically it should still work, but if anything goes wrong or it doesn't it won't be supported or "fixable" by TELUS and you would need to purchase/activate a new sim card. (Read: Cut at your own risk) 🙂
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Spend $10 on a new SIM and save yourself the grief of mis-cutting the card and having to buy a new one anyway.
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Hey Bonzoandbrian,
As NFtoBC suggested, the only guaranteed way is to purchase a sim card that was designed to work with that specific device. Having said that, technically it should still work, but if anything goes wrong or it doesn't it won't be supported or "fixable" by TELUS and you would need to purchase/activate a new sim card. (Read: Cut at your own risk) 🙂