Real quality SIM cutter?

[cube]

Is there any Swiss, German, Japan made SIM cutter or the like?

Thanks

 

[Jibbajabba]

Is there any Swiss, German, Japan made SIM cutter or the like?

Thanks

I bought quite a few and some even destroyed my SIMs. I now download paper templates, use ruler, marker and scissors to cut them myself. Never had a fail.
dIl

 

[cube]

That's precisely why I am asking. All I see are dubious products.

 

[cube]

I did it with template, scissors, sandpaper, ruler, marker, and tape.

It was very tricky. I had to finish by approximation, but it worked, phew!

Because it is an irreplaceable grandfathered SIM. That's why I was looking for a perfect cutter.

More reason to avoid nano SIM now.

 

[Breaking Good]

I'm sorry for being nosy, but why can't you just ask your carrier for a new SIM card?

I've done it several times at an AT&T Corporate store and I've never been charged.

Even if you have a coveted Verizon unlimited data plan, a Verizon corporate store should not have an issue with doing this. You are not renewing your contract, you are just changing the SIM card.

 

[kdarling]

I was worried about my Verizon unlimited plan, too.

So I bought the highest rated SIM cutter on Amazon, and it rendered my card unusable, even though it looked like it cut it nicely.

In the end, I simply used the smaller SIM that came with the phone I wanted to move to, and all was okay.