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Price in ₱

500

Location

N/A

Payment method

GCASH

Buying or selling pre-registered SIM cards in the Philippines is îllégâl under Republic Act No. 11934, also known as the SIM Registration Act.
While your intended use (passive earning and crypto projects) might seem harmless to you, the act of bypasssing the registration process is a serious offense.
Legal Risks and Penalties
The law was specifically designed to prevent the use of "mule" or "dummy" accounts. Engaging in this transaction exposes you to the following:

• Sale and Transfer of Registered SIMs: Under the law, selling or transferring a registered SIM without complying with the required registration updates is prohibited.
• Fines and Imprisonment: Providing false information or using a fictitious identity to register a SIM—or purchasing one registered under someone else's name—can lead to imprisonment ranging from 6 months to 2 years and/or a fine of up to P300,000.
• Identity Risks: If those SIM cards were registered using stolen IDs, you could be implicated in identity theft or fraud investigations if the authorities track the SIM activity back to the "owner."

Why it’s Risky for You
Beyond the legalities, there are practical dangers to buying "ready-to-use" SIMs from strangers:

• Account Takeover: Since the SIM is registered in someone else's name, they can technically request a SIM replacement from the telco at any time. If you have crypto or earned funds linked to that number, they can hijack your accounts.
• Scams: Many "sellers" on social media platforms take payment (via GCash) and never send the items, or send expired/blocked SIMs.
• Passive Earning Bans: Most legitimate passive income and crypto apps have strict anti-fraud systems. If they detect multiple SIMs registered under different names or suspicious "bulk" behavior, they will likely ban your accounts and forfeit your earnings.

A Better Approach
To stay safe and legal, it is highly recommended to:

• Buy New SIMs: Purchase official, unregistered SIM cards from authorized retailers or the official Smart/DITO/GOMO stores.
• Register Them Yourself: Use your own valid ID. You are allowed to have multiple SIMs registered under your name across different networks.
• Use Official Apps: Manage your "Magic Data" or "Non-Expiry" promos through the official GigaLife, DITO, or GOMO apps to ensure your data is secure.

 

[Izzy Shop]

ano yang mga apps na may passive earning paps? pa-share naman, marami akong sim kaso smart and DITO lahat and layo mo cebu haha

 

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Buying or selling pre-registered SIM cards in the Philippines is îllégâl under Republic Act No. 11934, also known as the SIM Registration Act.
While your intended use (passive earning and crypto projects) might seem harmless to you, the act of bypasssing the registration process is a serious offense.
Legal Risks and Penalties
The law was specifically designed to prevent the use of "mule" or "dummy" accounts. Engaging in this transaction exposes you to the following:
* Sale and Transfer of Registered SIMs: Under the law, selling or transferring a registered SIM without complying with the required registration updates is prohibited.
* Fines and Imprisonment: Providing false information or using a fictitious identity to register a SIM—or purchasing one registered under someone else's name—can lead to imprisonment ranging from 6 months to 2 years and/or a fine of up to P300,000.
* Identity Risks: If those SIM cards were registered using stolen IDs, you could be implicated in identity theft or fraud investigations if the authorities track the SIM activity back to the "owner."
Why it’s Risky for You
Beyond the legalities, there are practical dangers to buying "ready-to-use" SIMs from strangers:
* Account Takeover: Since the SIM is registered in someone else's name, they can technically request a SIM replacement from the telco at any time. If you have crypto or earned funds linked to that number, they can hijack your accounts.
* Scams: Many "sellers" on social media platforms take payment (via GCash) and never send the items, or send expired/blocked SIMs.
* Passive Earning Bans: Most legitimate passive income and crypto apps have strict anti-fraud systems. If they detect multiple SIMs registered under different names or suspicious "bulk" behavior, they will likely ban your accounts and forfeit your earnings.
A Better Approach
To stay safe and legal, it is highly recommended to:
* Buy New SIMs: Purchase official, unregistered SIM cards from authorized retailers or the official Smart/DITO/GOMO stores.
* Register Them Yourself: Use your own valid ID. You are allowed to have multiple SIMs registered under your name across different networks.
* Use Official Apps: Manage your "Magic Data" or "Non-Expiry" promos through the official GigaLife, DITO, or GOMO apps to ensure your data is secure.