[Winners Announced] Got 3 extra Vodafone eSIMs last time, does anyone need one?

You can register WhatsApp with this as a long-term number. It works with OpenAI, and even without adding funds, the number has already received SMS for 90 days. If there are no issues, WhatsApp should be fine for a year.


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Still participating

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Is it expensive to keep this number active?

Can’t keep the account.
This is probably just someone exploiting loopholes, right?

That’s just for taking advantage of promotions, not really suitable for long-term app registration, right?

Vodafone UK isn’t suitable for long-term use—Vodafone often bans accounts :xhj32:
Some people got their eid blacklisted on vodafoneuk because they took advantage of it too aggressively all at once.

I want it, I want it.

Just bought an eSIM phone, gonna get one to play around with.

Excuse me, could you explain how to use this?

How about I secretly give you one? Actually, I still have a few more.

I got scammed by Xiaobai Card. He said one Xiaobai Card could save 15 numbers, but he only put 11 on it, so now I ended up with a bunch of extra eSIMs.

Haha, thanks, I need to fill up my eSIM storage.

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How do I send pictures in a private message?

Ctrl +C Ctrl + V

They all advertise it this way, but the thing is, you’re not using one of those 20-40k config files. The configs given out to newbies are almost all around 80k.
Of course, you can’t write that much.

Is the Xiaobai Card 800KB?

(Be careful with this kind of mass exploiting or farming—Vodafone might blacklist your EID, and then RSP won’t issue you configuration files anymore, so you won’t be able to download Vodafone profiles or similar ones either.)

You’re not some cheap eUICC like an Xiaobaika card, where you can just swap it out if you get blacklisted.

The kind of ECP 89086 or ones starting with 35 that you can get on Pinduoduo or Taobao for 20–40 yuan.

Of course, if the capacity is bigger, the price won’t be the same.

Also, “small white card” (小白卡) is just a generic term for unbranded cards—it doesn’t refer to a specific card model.

Use one, even though I already have one.