Best high volume mobile once-off data option

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Just looking for some information on the best option for lots of GB of data for streaming, that's needed maybe 4-6 times per year. Periods can be a long weekend, or up to a week, maybe 30 GB for a weekend,7-10 GB a day?

At home there's fibre, but when I'm on holiday, for 4-6 weekends/ long weekends, i would like to do streaming. So generally Dec/Jan, April/Easter, June and maybe september, whenever.

Previously had a MTN black friday deal but am paying too much when i'm not using the data, which is most of the year. Was nice to have it, plus some rollover when i was away, but are there high GB once off databundles that may represent a better option?

Good signals are only via Vodacom and MTN unfortunately.

thanks for the help.
 
Just use Cell c Once off 200GB option for R1999 which lasts for one year. It works on MTN towers.

Or get a month to month fixed base package 30GB from afrihost and topup 100GB for R600
 
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Personally ill go for fixed base package of R199

And do topups now and then
 
eagle2k said:
Just use Cell c Once off 200GB option for R1999 which lasts for one year. It works on MTN towers.

Or get a month to month fixed base package 30GB from afrihost and topup 100GB for R600
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Why not use CellC's R500 50gb bundle that lasts for six months?
 
eagle2k said:
Just use Cell c Once off 200GB option for R1999 which lasts for one year. It works on MTN towers.

Or get a month to month fixed base package 30GB from afrihost and topup 100GB for R600
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Thanks, looks like good options. Just cancelled the 50gb MTN deal for R470 per month, works out to R5670 for the year, for about 600Gb. Which is more than i need.
 
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