New stealth mobile sim cards?

[r2d2]

OMG this is sounding so confusing !!!!!!!! It all seems soooooo over my head.
Will this Stealth Book confuse me even more ?????

[LilyPily]

Nope. Its easy. I'm computer illiterate and can do it. I opened x 2 stealths new years day. I was expecting a phone verification but didn't get one. It's strange things change with eBay all the time. So you can actually quicken the process skipping out having to register your mobile SIM under stealth.

[r2d2]

so really I can do it ??
even with one pc?? we do have one other computer but it probably holds the guinness world record for being the slowest ever. There are a few phones in the house -kids. Not sure what the connection broadband thing is but hubbie says it changes ip everytime you turn it off ?? I am not even sure what I am selling yet -lol.

[LilyPily]

Of course you can. Take it slowly don't push too much too soon you'll burn out. I have Static IP address you will find it easier to use a dynamic ip address if using multiple accounts. I have a dongle for dynamic ip address to switch between accounts without having to continually delete cookies all of the time. Ask the kids they probably know more about this technology stuff!

I am selling cheap knick knacks to build feedback then researching, and creating multiple accounts to let them age until I find a product that I can sell.

Good luck. Let us know how you go.

[Valeri]

Originally Posted by stillconfused

The main problem is activating them, not in purchasing.

You have to go online and to activate them and they ask for ID, medicare number or license.
That' what I have come across.

You can't give false info as your medicare and license can be checked.

Yes you can. Telcos don't have online access to those databases. As long as you type a number in the correct format and an address that exists you are GTG.

If your "listing violations" are likely to attract the attention of law enforcement you'll need a "burner phone" to put the SIM in. Mobiles broadcast a supposedly unique hardware ID called the IMEI. If you swap different sims through a phone they will be linked in the telco db by a common IMEI.

[Sam221]

Has anyone tried buying prepaid telstra '$2 pre-paid sim starter kit' online from telstra or dick smith online? Just wondering if you have to pick it up at a post office or if they send it straight to your address...

[yellowtaill]

Originally Posted by Sam221

Has anyone tried buying prepaid telstra '$2 pre-paid sim starter kit' online from telstra or dick smith online? Just wondering if you have to pick it up at a post office or if they send it straight to your address...

Not sure but why would you bother buying this online when you can get them from the newsagency, supermarket or your servo down the road.

[yellowtaill]

Originally Posted by Valeri

Yes you can. Telcos don't have online access to those databases. As long as you type a number in the correct format and an address that exists you are GTG.

If your "listing violations" are likely to attract the attention of law enforcement you'll need a "burner phone" to put the SIM in. Mobiles broadcast a supposedly unique hardware ID called the IMEI. If you swap different sims through a phone they will be linked in the telco db by a common IMEI.

If you register and use multiple sims under different names with the same telco and same IMEI, do you think their system would flag to the customer service rep when you call up using that IMEI?

[Sam221]

Originally Posted by yellowtaill

Not sure but why would you bother buying this online when you can get them from the newsagency, supermarket or your servo down the road.

To avoid being asked for identity....