Anyone who know if its possible to have two telephone numbers (two sim cards) with one phone provider in Thailand?

 

Thanks

Felt

I'm not aware of any actual limit provided they are all appropriately registered.

I thought I read somewhere that its possible to have 2 numbers with 1 SIM card ?

Yes.

 

I have four current, active with each provider. There may be some theoretical limit which catches the providers, regulators, governments "eyes"? http://news.abs-cbn.com/overseas/06/13/17/400000-sim-card-chinese-click-farm-busted-in-thailand

 

Further, some providers offer additional services like:

 

Up to five SIMs with one number (only one active for voice at any one time, the others used for data) http://www.ais.co.th/postpaid/multisimpackage/en/

 

Up to five numbers aggregated into a single phone with a single, primary SIM for calls/texts over GSM or WiFi. https://www.dtac.co.th/en/info/dtac-call.html

I recently bought 10 prepaid SIM cards from AIS and had them all registered in my name in one go.

 

Pretty sure there is no limit.

I have wondered about this question when reading of police busting click farms, like this one;

 

http://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/2098167/thai-police-raid-wechat-click-farm-find-347200-sim-cards

 

How did they get 350,000 functioning SIM cards?