US ZIP SIM - first self-activating 30 Days / Private prepaid SIM

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The first self-activating, private, instant, short-term prepaid US wireless service has launched with an enhanced focus on convenience and privacy.
A revolution in SIM privacy has been declared in the US by Otono’s ZIP SIM, previously known as Ready SIM, with the ability to change phone numbers twice after activation.
Fall says the name change from Ready SIM to ZIP SIM ‘reflects a strategic shift to focus on the product’s main attribute, which is quick service activation through the company’s patented self-activation process.’
The company says that all you need to do is to ‘insert the SIM, send a text message to 7850 with your U.S. zip code to instantly activate the SIM, and you will be assigned a local phone number and start the plan right away. '
Data / Talk or Unlimited Talk and
Data & Text
Availability Products Unit Price
30 Day Talk + Text + Data Plan (Includes SIM)
A revolution in SIM privacy has been declared in the US by Otono’s
ZIP SIM
, previously known as Ready SIM, with the ability to change phone numbers twice after activation.
Otono
says the name change from Ready SIM to ZIP SIM ‘reflects a strategic shift to focus on the product’s main attribute, which is quick service activation through the company’s patented self-activation process.’
The company says that all you need to do is to ‘insert the SIM, send a text message to 7850 with your U.S. zip code to instantly activate the SIM, and you will be assigned a local phone number and start the plan right away.’
In addition, Otono says ‘there is never a need to activate the service through a dealer, website, or customer service representative.’
And now, with the relaunch, ZIP SIM says it ‘offers the ability to change phone numbers twice after initial activation, as well as an enhanced focus on convenience and privacy.’
Otono is also launching a promotion for those in the US that runs until April 30, offering a ’30% off Relaunch Promo Discount by using the code “ZIPSIM30” at check-out,’
Otono also claims that ZIP SIM is the ‘travel SIM Choice of Fortune 500 companies,’ but also ‘vacationers, younger customers, customers concerned with privacy and those without credit.’
ZIP SIM claims ‘a surge in use by younger customers (between the ages of 18-35) who are expressing a growing concern with privacy and those without credit.’
Other new ZIP SIM users include ‘mobile work teams, emergency responders, law enforcement, political campaign offices, press, military personnel, and web and app developers.’
ZIP SIM also says it is ‘available at numerous trade shows, including Telecom Expense Management Summits, Mobility and Telecom Conferences, and developer and gaming events.’
In addition, the company is ‘partnering with members of the travel industry, including hotel, airline, and taxi and limousine companies who wish to provide their guests and customers with instant access to reliable cellular service on arrival in the U.S.’