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Sale of registered SIM card per se is not prohibited
By Persida Acosta
Jul 15, 2024 12:01 am

Dear PAO,

I complied with the law requiring subscribers to register their SIM cards. Last month, Liza introduced me to her foreign friend who is doing business in the country. This foreigner offered to buy my SIM card for a considerable amount of money. His offer is tempting, especially since I am currently jobless, so I am contemplating selling my SIM card to him. However, I have second thoughts because I heard that selling a pre-registered SIM card is against the law. Please guide me on the matter.

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