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mayurh

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hi there

where can i get a 3g sim swop for a prepaid sim?
 
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can you get 3g prepaid sim cards?if yes where from?
 
If you need to keep the same number as well as whatever bundle or money is on the card , you can purchase a sim at a store and call customer care to do the swap. If you don't need the same phone number then purchase a new prepaid sim.
 
yes i know i can use a normal sim card
bt i want a 3g sim card

which store sells prepaid 3g sim cards?
 
They all support 3G , GPRS,EDGE,HSDPA.

Are you reffering to a data sim? Where you can 2 sims linked to one account in order to use one in a phone and the other in a modem?
 
yes i know
but i think the 3g sim card works abit better?
no im jus talking abt a starter pack which comes with a 3g sim card
 
yes i know
but i think the 3g sim card works abit better?
no im jus talking abt a starter pack which comes with a 3g sim card
 
mayurh said:
yes i know
but i think the 3g sim card works abit better?
no im jus talking abt a starter pack which comes with a 3g sim card
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I think he might be refering to the 32K and 64K cards. The prepaid starter packs in the store gets sold with a 32K sim inside. You can go to a Vodacom shop and ask for a sim swop with a 64K card should you want...but I can tell you that it will make no difference to your connection etc. The only big difference is that the 64K card has more memory for phonbook entries.
 
so a 3g sim card wont help my connection?compared to a normal 64k sim card?
 
No it wont. Your signal strenth is determined by the tower distance and device (some devices seem to have better signal than others). Your connection speed in turn is determined by signal strength, tower capability and device capability. None of the afore mentioned is determined by your sim card. The only time I would suggest someone to get a new sim card for the sake of it is if they have a 8K or 16K sim card as a lot of newer devices wont accept these old cards. 32K cards are still 100%
 
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