Need to find out if a chip is actually in your name? Learn some methods to confirm it now What is the CPF? in which it was registered.
Nowadays, it has become very common to forget the name of a cell phone's chip. After all, we change devices so much that it's hard to remember everything, isn't it?
If you're not sure whether your device's SIM card is actually in your name, it could be a problem. Don't worry too much, though, as there are several ways to check.
So stay with us to learn the ways you can find out. if the chip It's in your name. Happy reading.
Contact the operator
First of all, know that you can confirm whether a chip is in your name simply by calling to the operator. There is also another way, as we will see later.
In order to speak to your carrier's call center, you will need the number. Below are the contact numbers for some major carriers:
- Alive: 1058;
- Tim: 1056;
- Hi: 1057;
- Sure: 1052.
If your carrier is not listed above, don't worry. We'll see how you can easily find out the number later.
Finally, once you have found the operator's number, check if the chip is in your name as follows:
- Talk to the call center;
- When contacting us, provide the requested information. Your CPF will be the most important;
- Ask the attendant to tell you which prepaid SIM cards are registered with your account. In other words, which cell phone numbers are registered with your CPF;
- Now the attendant should give you the information.
It's a pretty simple procedure, don't you agree? As soon as you're done, you'll know whether or not the chip is in an unnamed location.
If you confirm that it was registered with your CPF, excellent. Then you can do whatever you want with your number.
However, if you discover that the chip in question was not registered in your name, you will need to find out what happened. In other words, which user actually has the chip registered.
So, stay with us and we will give you some tips to find out who the registration was made in. Check it out below!
In whose name is the chip registered?
Now, if you have problems checking information about your chip registration with your operator, look for Anatel. This is the National Telecommunications Agency.
Anatel offers a service that can also help you find out if the chip is in your name. Or, if it is not, check who may or may not be the registered user.
In order to use this service, you must follow the steps explained below:
- First, go to cadastropre.com.br;
- Then, access “Consultation”;
- Enter your CPF number;
- Then, read the terms and conditions of use that will appear. Then, click on “I accept”;
- Finally, press “Consult”.
This will give you information about the operators registered with this CPF. Through this, you can get the contact telephone number and other information.
Finally, something important to note is the need to provide your CPF in both methods. In other words, without this information, you cannot find out whose name the chip is in.
For example, if you call an operator, they cannot give you your CPF number. After all, this is very compromising information for a customer's security.
So, if you don't know who has the chip registered, you will need to find out by entering this data until you get the right user.
In other words, start by providing your CPF. If it is not in your name, check if it is registered in your spouse's name, and so on.
Eventually, through trial and error, you will find out which name the chip is in. So, do it using the method provided above, on the website provided by Anatel. Good luck!
Cancel chip registration
Now that you know how to confirm whether it is in your name, you can keep or cancel the chip if you wish. Finally, it's time to learn how to request cancellation.
First of all, you should know that there are several ways to cancel a cell phone's SIM card. The method you should use will vary depending on your carrier.
In general, most SIM cards can be canceled by visiting a physical store of the carrier. However, if this is not possible for you, there may be other ways.
In this sense, it is a great idea to go to the website to get the number of your operator. Then, call them and find out how to request cancellation.
In many cases, it is possible to cancel by calling. Just provide your details and say that you want to cancel your registered chip.
Furthermore, it can be even simpler, using an application or website. For example, if your chip is Vivo, you can use “My Vivo” App to cancel it.
Finally, there are several possible alternatives, which vary depending on the operator. Now, get in touch and see what methods are available and then cancel your chip.
