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Originally Posted by reznor9
initially my universal sim didnt get stuck, coming out, but when putting it in it would catch a little on the bottom of the card, to the point where it tore my first one... I tried to remedy that by putting a little piece of tape on it... but the tape I guess was too tight on the bottom of the sim causing the top of the sim to separate from the universal sim which caused the universal sim to jam up on the IC chip when trying to eject the sim tray, which due to my frustration caused me to rip the IC chip right off when I pulled the tray out. I had to get a replacement and just try to be more careful... even so, I could feel it catching. And since it would get the NO SIM error and had me constantly swaping it into another phone, it seems that it is only a matter of time till it tears again.
The new virgin sim Im testing seems to have a copper strip at the bottom to combat this problem... lets see how it holds up.
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I mentioned all that in the other sticky. It will hold up, but don't push your luck. New iPhones have very tough SIM connectors. It gets stuck in the SIM connectors. It's hard to remove and insert actual AT&T sims. The solution is to insert/remove 20 times the sim card (not fully, just push/pull a few times). Eventually, the connectors get soft. Then you can insert the sim adaptors with no problem.
The virgin sim will hold up, but it will bend, and you'll have to press with pincers to get it straight again if you don't get those connectors lose.