Can I use two routers on same data contract ?

[Dullstroom]

I recently took out a two-year Vodacom data contract for 100GB/month to allow access to Netflix, Britbox etc. I also have a 30GB/month separate data contract which uses the Huawei R218h portable router which I use almost entirely for emails, home business etc and, particularly when I am travelling. Is there any way whereby I can let the SIM in the T218h lapse at end of contract in a couple of months time and have a cloned SIM which will use the 100GB data contract. Maybe there's another way to achieve a similar result.

 

[Kosmik]

I recently took out a two-year Vodacom data contract for 100GB/month to allow access to Netflix, Britbox etc. I also have a 30GB/month separate data contract which uses the Huawei R218h portable router which I use almost entirely for emails, home business etc and, particularly when I am travelling. Is there any way whereby I can let the SIM in the T218h lapse at end of contract in a couple of months time and have a cloned SIM which will use the 100GB data contract. Maybe there's another way to achieve a similar result.

Used to be services like "TwinSim" or dual sim offered by the telecoms companies, ask them.

 

[Dan C]

I recently took out a two-year Vodacom data contract for 100GB/month to allow access to Netflix, Britbox etc. I also have a 30GB/month separate data contract which uses the Huawei R218h portable router which I use almost entirely for emails, home business etc and, particularly when I am travelling. Is there any way whereby I can let the SIM in the T218h lapse at end of contract in a couple of months time and have a cloned SIM which will use the 100GB data contract. Maybe there's another way to achieve a similar result.

Data Sharing SIMs share data with your smartphone, tablet and laptop | Vodacom

Data Sharing SIM

www.vodacom.co.za

 

[Dullstroom]

According to my local Vodacom shop the ability to share a data contract using two SIMs is restricted to RED VIP packages only. Can anyone clarify this, please ? The article mentioned in previous response does not carry this limitation.