New TIM Options and Some Questions

wco81 · 31-05-2012, 06:33

Well I kept going back to the store and another guy after conferring with the first and copying my receipts offered me another SIM where they'd activate the SENZA LIMIT plan.

They insisted on my passport for the new SIM even though I showed them the codice fiscale used for the first SIM.

Later, I registered the new SIM on 119.it -- first trying to add to existing 119.it account but couldn't. When I registered and logged on I saw it was on the correct plan.

However they'd associated it under a new codice fiscale. So if I buy another SIM from another carrier I guess I could use either.

Both SIMs show 5Euro of remaining credit so it may be worth recharging both and keeping them active. But what is the minimal scratch card I would be able to take back with me?

Or maybe that online service which is able to recharge for customers abroad could recharge a minimal amount to reset the expiration dates of the SIMs

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wco81 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 304 Join Date: 17 Jun 2007 Country:	31-05-2012, 06:33 Well I kept going back to the store and another guy after conferring with the first and copying my receipts offered me another SIM where they'd activate the SENZA LIMIT plan. They insisted on my passport for the new SIM even though I showed them the codice fiscale used for the first SIM. Later, I registered the new SIM on 119.it -- first trying to add to existing 119.it account but couldn't. When I registered and logged on I saw it was on the correct plan. However they'd associated it under a new codice fiscale. So if I buy another SIM from another carrier I guess I could use either. Both SIMs show 5Euro of remaining credit so it may be worth recharging both and keeping them active. But what is the minimal scratch card I would be able to take back with me? Or maybe that online service which is able to recharge for customers abroad could recharge a minimal amount to reset the expiration dates of the SIMs