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[TNT1]

 fandacious, on 07 February 2012 - 03:03 , said:

If its fooking fast then then its probably HSPA, not 3G.

I've got a tower next door on top of the church. I was getting stupid speeds from the 8ta dongle

Dumbass. I mean 3g as a generic term for cell phone operator provided data connection.

Also, I gonna mail you in the am.

Edited by TNT1, 08 February 2012 - 11:56 .

[CatGirl]

 Christopher Brunsdon, on 07 February 2012 - 03:07 , said:

Stay away from iBubbles, CatWomen will derail this thread with her experience.

jup en ek sal die effers nie 'n cent gee nie!

[cervelo]

 Jakkals, on 07 February 2012 - 12:41 , said:

Hi ,want to know if one of hubbers could help me,i have an vodacom internet usb stick, unlocked the stick so i can put in any sim,i am looking for a prepaid internet deal,wich company offers you the best value for gig download? HEITA??? VODACOM OR MTN maybe iburst.

I don't want to sign a contract want to buy as i go, my download need may change on a monthly basis.

How did you manage to unlock the stick?

[Zook]

If you use the 8ta prepaid, add a promo bundle to make sure it's using the 8ta network. I think by default they use the MTN network which is irrelevant for testing the damned thing. I've just done this.

More details here - see the 8ta support dude's replies.
http://mybroadband.c...8ta-signal-test

[Jakkals]

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   cervelo, on 08 February 2012 - 10:50 , said:

  How did you manage to unlock the stick?
  

One of my friends downloaded the software from the net,my vodacom stick manages to take an eita sim now!!!

[Tumbleweed]

 TNT1, on 07 February 2012 - 02:05 , said:

I have never come across a network locked 3G stick in SA.

I have a Vodafone stick which won't accept my MTN card.

[Wil6]

 Tumbleweed, on 08 February 2012 - 11:17 , said:

I have a Vodafone stick which won't accept my MTN card.

Yip I also have a Vodafone dongle that wont read any other sim except Vodacom

[fandacious]

 TNT1, on 07 February 2012 - 03:07 , said:

Dumbass. I mean 3g as a generic term for cell phone operator provided data connection.

Also, I gonna mail you in the aim.

Homo. Where's the mail?

[TNT1]

 fandacious, on 08 February 2012 - 11:28 , said:

Homo. Where's the mail?

I left it in my other pants.

[wonduhboy]

To get your device to work with another sim, you need to flash it (restore the original software)
Most sticks/dongles are made by Huawei, so search for your device, download the software from their website and it does the trick.
You then download the appropriate connection software for whatever service provider you use, and TNT1 is your uncle.

ITO deals, 8ta offer a 3gig for R149 special at the moment, which is the best prepad deal availble. You need to test in your area first. Start by looking at the coverage map on their website.
or go to a Telkom store - most of them are super helpful and can tell you everything,

[cervelo]

 wonduhboy, on 08 February 2012 - 11:51 , said:

To get your device to work with another sim, you need to flash it (restore the original software)
Most sticks/dongles are made by Huawei, so search for your device, download the software from their website and it does the trick.
You then download the appropriate connection software for whatever service provider you use, and TNT1 is your uncle.

ITO deals, 8ta offer a 3gig for R149 special at the moment, which is the best prepad deal availble. You need to test in your area first. Start by looking at the coverage map on their website.
or go to a Telkom store - most of them are super helpful and can tell you everything,

will try it...
carefull of specials, if you roam through the other networks it doesn't apply.