#how to register sim card number

The Department Of Information And Communications Technology (DICT) and the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) have just announced that more than 17 million SIM Cards have now been registered, in compliance with the SIM Registration Act. For those who haven't registered their SIM Card yet, you can visit our guide here. To those who are unfamiliar, the links below are where you can find the website to register your SIM numbers. For Smart, SUN Cellular, TNT (Talk 'n Text) subscribers - simreg.smart.com.ph For Globe, TM, GOMO subscribers - new.globe.com.ph/simreg For DITO subscribers - dito.ph/RegisterDITO Users have 180 days from today to register their numbers, otherwise, they will be deactivated. Likewise, all new numbers (or newly bought SIM Cards) are also de-activated starting today and will only be activated once you complete the registration process. At the moment, all the carriers are having a hard time serving the millions of people trying to register their SIM numbers. [How to Find Your SIM Card Serial Number] If you are using a Postpaid account, you don't need to register now. Read more in our articles including "NTC: more than 17 million SIM Cards registered as of Jan 11" and "Where to Register Your SIM Card Numbers".