How many sim cards do you have and for what purpose?

[iamdhamo]

Only 1 for all after telecom companies started to ask us to do minimum recharge

How ever if you can afford two Sims then you can have one for personal and one for official purpose

 

[Card_Crafter]

Used to keep 4-5 sims during my college days (the plans were really cheap starting from rs 10).

Now only one sim for everything.

 

[vine]

So, finally, the most awesomest SIM portfolio should be:
1. Personal, friends, etc
2. Financial use, Bank apps, shopping apps, and Not shared with anyone else.
3. Aadhaar use, number never given to anyone else, nor stored in any phone. Put it in a dumb phone and keep at home.
4. Work, shitty apps like cred, people we don't want to talk to,

#3 and #4 make sense.
But, is #3 practically doable?
#2 seems not feasible practically!

 

[Shoxie]

I hold only one sim lol, even before the days where telecoms started charging for minimum recharge.

 

[prash1161]

Bhai log bas karo 🤣🤣🤣 ek admi 5 hi sim le saktha hai
Isme jada nhi loot paoge

 

[moneyMaker]

Is there any alternative for https://www.doosra.com/??

 

[minhazuddin]

One SIM from each company.

 

[iamdhamo]

Due to minimum recharge requirement the more sims we keep the more unnecessary money we spend
I think one can have one for personal n other for professional use

 

[palen]

1 sim for all (Jio)

 

[Digita1Err0r]

1. Airtel - Personal
2. Jio - Mobile data & occasionally non-important but valid need in random places like hotels
3. BSNL - I go on bike rides and nothing beats BSNL is reception in remote areas. Keeps me connected and have the cheapest yearly plan. Also give this number for absolutely unnecessary places like restaurant bills if they say they dont have paper bill but need it absolutely for return cases.

 

[moneyMaker]

I had one separate number for banking, then gave it to angel one, now I get 1 call per day "kya haal hai market ka".

 

[HumorSimpson]

Is there any alternative for https://www.doosra.com/??

Hearing it for the first time . BTW how effective was that ?

 

[vaibhav111vaibhav111 is verified member.]

For work, Personal? Company offers? Network coverage?

personal (jio) and work (Airtel)

 

[moneyMaker]

Personally airtel seems to provide better network coverage / internet speeds. Jio disrupted the market but now they are falling behind.

 

[jk51]

Jio - Personal, FnF, Best in terms of overall network coverage, Data Plan

Airtel - Business, Calling plan, Best in terms of indoor coverage and data speed

BSNL - For Forwarded Business Virtual Landline, Basic Recharge, Given where entering a number is a formality or to people who can bother just for the sake of it, Best in terms of Rural/Exotic area coverage such as Border areas, Places of Pilgrimage, etc

 

[moneyMaker]

For Forwarded Business Virtual Landline

Which provider you use for this if you don't mind sharing?

 

[jk51]

Which provider you use for this if you don't mind sharing?

Have sent you on DM

 

[cardio_guy]

Only one. (Jio) . Using it for everything.

 

[cardio_guy]

So, finally, the most awesomest SIM portfolio should be:
1. Personal, friends, etc
2. Financial use, Bank apps, shopping apps, and Not shared with anyone else.
3. Aadhaar use, number never given to anyone else, nor stored in any phone. Put it in a dumb phone and keep at home.
4. Work, shitty apps like cred, people we don't want to talk to,

#3 and #4 make sense.
But, is #3 practically doable?
#2 seems not feasible practically!

No, you need #2 and #3 to be the same because mostly banks ask for Aadhar linked number to enable their service.

 

[SmartyAadi]

I am an Icici bank RM and I have around 20 to 30 SIM cards. Love calling all customers to tell them about the plans the bank has for their Wealth Damagement. /s

The above is not True at all lol, just a joke😂