totse.com | SIM card programmer.

theroguepenguin · #1 2008-07-08, 07:33

I don't really know much about phones, but I recently acquired the thing that Cingular uses to program SIM cards. It's some kind of USB thing. Could anyone point me to instructions or give me ideas for how to use this?

Auschwitz - Nazi Disneyland · #2 2008-07-08, 09:13

I'm pretty sure SIM cards are like OTP memory - you can't overwrite them; you can only use that unit to program a blank card.

theroguepenguin · #3 2008-07-09, 02:12

I do have a blank SIM card on hand if I need it.

Cegstar · #4 2008-07-10, 00:06

You could try to make a clone of your own cell phones SIM card....

mayor of monkey town · #5 2008-08-05, 16:01

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You could try to make a clone of your own cell phones SIM card....

Or program it with someone elses number and run up some charges....

kirvt · #6 2008-08-06, 15:49

I can help if you post pictures, and a model number.

No matter what, you will need proprietary software, something I could link too if you post a model number. It is a USB thing, and it's for a Level 2 Tech++ to use only.

Cegstar · #7 2008-08-06, 22:36

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Originally Posted by kirvt View Post

I can help if you post pictures, and a model number.

No matter what, you will need proprietary software, something I could link too if you post a model number. It is a USB thing, and it's for a Level 2 Tech++ to use only.

"Level 2 tech" for your company, maybe.

kirvt · #8 2008-08-07, 12:56

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Originally Posted by Cegstar View Post

"Level 2 tech" for your company, maybe.

Cegstar · #9 2008-08-07, 22:39

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Originally Posted by kirvt View Post

I meant that as in, you can't just phone in and ask for a Level 2 tech for any company.

Bell mobility recently started using SIM cards (so we can make phones using CDMA and GMS) to make actual world phones.

kirvt · #10 2008-08-07, 23:03

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Originally Posted by Cegstar View Post

I meant that as in, you can't just phone in and ask for a Level 2 tech for any company.

Bell mobility recently started using SIM cards (so we can make phones using CDMA and GMS) to make actual world phones.

Ohh, like the Ip-830 os A790 (Both Samsungs, Ip-830 is a nice phone..hehe.)

But, in Cingular it's level 2 Tech. T-mobile I think is way higher. Level 3/4. Not a Customer rep or a salesman.