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Reactivating deactivated sim card
Is it possible to reactivate a SIM card after canceling it (like switching to eSIM) on another line? It is a TM9260 sim, I got it in 2016 and was just deactivated a few days ago. Is it possible to r...
Hey there. It is really nice to have the extra physical sim card so you don't have to go out and buy another one. The answer is a bit more complicated than a simple yes or no. When a sim card is no longer being used on a phone number, it is considered "deactivated". Usually, deactivated sim cards can be reactivated and used on another phone number. Sim cards do have an expiration date, though. So, if the sim card is not active when that date comes up, they are "terminated" and cannot be reused. If you have the sim card active on a line when the expiration date comes up, nothing happens and it continues to work just fine.
If you want to DM me the sim number, I am able to view the current status. I would not be able to update it to a phone number, but I can at least save you a call. :)
Hope this helps!
fireguy_6364 wrote:
I checked that. Nothing about what I’m looking for.
Reactivating a deactivated TM9260 SIM card depends on whether the number is still available and hasn't been reassigned. If your SIM was recently deactivated, you may be able to restore the number by contacting TM customer support or visiting an authorized center. You can done your Tm sim registration via tm registration link . In some cases, if the number is no longer available, you may be issued a new SIM card or switch to an eSIM with the same number. This process is closely related to TM SIM registration, as you will need to update your personal details and ensure your number is properly linked to your account after reactivation. To avoid losing access to services, it's crucial to complete the registration process when reactivating or obtaining a new SIM.
