[ezapper2]

Coming from a z30 to passport.
I loaded the latest leak, backup ed my z30, restored it to the passport then I realized my sim card is too big.

OMG. Does this mean I need to buy a nano sim card and have my carrier switch it over?

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[thurask]

That's the best course of action. You can also cut down your SIM, if you feel adventurous.

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[pgg101]

Well, that stinks. I bought a red Passport. I just assumed I could swap my SIM card from my Z30.

Z30STA100-5/10.3.1.1133 /Telus

[ezapper2]

The worst part is I have to wait for a rogers store to open tomorrow.

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[anon(1852343)]

Can't you just register your new sim online yourself? Get an NFC sim

Blackberry Passport running 10.3.1.1151

[conker]

Thanks, I would have never known. My Passport arrives tomorrow, I will goto T-Mobile in the morning.

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[Andy Wijaya]

I don't think you should cut it. I did that. Twice. With different SIM cards. And when it was inserted into the Passport, it's very difficult to come out. Because the SIM card is a little bit thicker than it should be. I ordered from the T Mobile to finally give me the proper Nano SIM and they work perfectly. So I suggest you to do the same.

[ezapper2]

Yeah I'll just buy one tomorrow. Not a big deal but if I knew I would already have bought one.

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[JunkieXP]

Same here, ran around with a crippled Passport in my pocket next to my Z10 at that time.

I was really convinced that only Apple devices adapted the Nano SIM format.

That really was frustrating =p.

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[sly11]

Just get a nano sim tray to swap it in your z10

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[BlackberryCodeSource]

Cut it or ask the network for a new sim, takes them a minute to switch it over and should costs no more than $5- $10 for the sim

Also, if you cut it there are many guides online showing exactly how to do it.

As Andy Wijaya said, it may be a bit thick, if that's the case you can sand of a bit of the top of the sim if you're up to it!

Good luck!

[bakron1]

I would NOT recommend cutting down your existing SIM card, go to your provider and get a new Nano SIM. I have seen so many damaged SIM holders from SIM cards that where not properly cut.

Sent from my lovely passport on T Mobile USA

[geraham]

I don't think you should cut it. I did that. Twice. With different SIM cards. And when it was inserted into the Passport, it's very difficult to come out. Because the SIM card is a little bit thicker than it should be. I ordered from the T Mobile to finally give me the proper Nano SIM and they work perfectly. So I suggest you to do the same.

you need a tool to cut from a normal sim to nano sim. and it works perfectly..

[Jaalouro]

My sim card was literally cut by a machine, cost me 5 bucks instead of 25 bucks.

It was precisely cut and I have no issues inserting and removing it.

Passport/CB10

[canadian nick]

Just get a nano sim tray to swap it in your z10

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That's what I did. Got it from future shop online for about 6$

I have not tried it though

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[Jaalouro]

That's what I did. Got it from future shop online for about 6$

I have not tried it though

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Then why don't you try it and report back?

Passport/CB10 on WIND

[lynxs_claw]

Then why don't you try it and report back?

Passport/CB10 on WIND

I have standard sim card tray adapter to a micro and works great. Highly recommended if you want to swap between different phones.

The micro to nano should work just fine and it's cheap to buy.

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[pituCaleya]

I did cut mine and sanded a bit off the plastic side. I used it for a few days while the 'official' nanoSIM from my carrier arrived, and no problems.

[kolowosh]

My carrier did cut my SIM for free because they don't have nano sim. As said previously, you have to sand off the plastic in order to avoid your sim to be stuck inside.

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[KenFletch]

Yeah I'll just buy one tomorrow. Not a big deal but if I knew I would already have bought one.

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and I agree with previous poster ... do the sim swap on your own online at Rogers.com ... they mess that up at the stores so much , smile nice , flash your phone at them and you'll probably get the sim for free

[BDBDBD]

Go to Amazon and order a sim cutter for $5. It's basically what the store does anyway.

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[zamboni08]

No they don't. They issue a new one. Trust me, it will only cause problems down the line. Don't go the bandaid method.

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[NaijaBerry]

Download a template (google it) and cut it, I always cut mine, no stress, but cut carefully....

[Alfisti2016]

I used a "Noosy" cutter (from Amazon) when I went from my Z30 to the passport. It's comes with a small emery board to get rid of any rough edges. Did the job just fine.

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[Coraya]

It takes just a few mins to swap the sim. Get one from your carrier and put it in yourself if you want. It's not hard at all.

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