The concerns and legitimate complaints that Lena Demircan, chairman of the women's shelter Vändpunkten Kungälv/Ale, and Jessica Gunnar operations manager at the Women's Shelter Karlskrona made in the news regarding the law that forces Swedish phone numbers to be registered and the consequences that can follow for hidden and protected women because of it, is one of the main reasons why we offer a safe and legal way for women in need, and women who have a protected identity, to maintain anonymity and still be able to have a phone number that they can use, especially when they contact the women's shelter, and when the women's shelter contacts them.

 

We are a new company but have already shown good results and with satisfied customers.

We do our research and continuously find the best international SIM cards that offer "roaming free", so that it does not cost extra to use the phone number in Sweden, and that can be used for 1 year.

At the moment it's a UK number, but we always find the best deals.

 

The SIM cards work in the same way as Comviq prepaid cards used to before the new law.

This means that you don't need to register or provide information to buy the card, and you can call, text, and use the internet with the SIM card.

 

We would be grateful to help and grateful if you forwarded this message to whom it might be useful.

 

For more information see:

https://www.kungalvsposten.se/nyheter/ny-lag-om-kontantkort-drabbar-utsatta-kvinnor.500379c7-73b8-4b21-875e-f3b37f8694cd

 

https://sverigesradio.se/artikel/kvinnor-som-lever-gomda-riskerar-att-rojas-med-ny-lag-for-kontantkort

 

 

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