Cuz starting this year all US carriers have made it very difficult, actually nearly impossible. A customer MUST receive a 6 digit OTP code before they do the swap over the phone OR must stop by a store with valid ID. ;D
Those who charge 1.5K are either scammers or pay off employees which are obviously hard to come by and risky. Besides, as soon as a swap occurs, the customer now gets a text that a swap has been requested which must be confirmed as a heads up.
@@BillAntyous right sim swaps have changed recently. But last year all you had to do was show a lil bit of money to a T-Mobile employee and it was cake from there
@@goosavii9701- Yes used to be, but no more. I work at a cellphone shop and even for us it's virtually impossible to do a sim swap without sending an authorization code by text to the customer's phone. Carriers have really cracked down on this, and rightfully so. Just imagine happening to you, it's a horrible experience.
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damn now I wanna do try these in the holidays 😅 so many cool things to choose from
Very true!
The fact that this is so readily available is kind of scary, but good video nonetheless 👍
Lol pissant
Flare looks awesome but there's no individual plan or community version
I do wish Flare had an individual plan. Not sure if they have this in the pipeline for features. It's a very useful tool.
Sim swaps are 1.5k minimum 😂
Cuz starting this year all US carriers have made it very difficult, actually nearly impossible. A customer MUST receive a 6 digit OTP code before they do the swap over the phone OR must stop by a store with valid ID. ;D
Those who charge 1.5K are either scammers or pay off employees which are obviously hard to come by and risky. Besides, as soon as a swap occurs, the customer now gets a text that a swap has been requested which must be confirmed as a heads up.
@@BillAntyous right sim swaps have changed recently. But last year all you had to do was show a lil bit of money to a T-Mobile employee and it was cake from there
@@goosavii9701- Yes used to be, but no more. I work at a cellphone shop and even for us it's virtually impossible to do a sim swap without sending an authorization code by text to the customer's phone. Carriers have really cracked down on this, and rightfully so. Just imagine happening to you, it's a horrible experience.
can't say i appreciated the quality tbh. i understand your stance but honestly you have to pay to evaluate competence.
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