Jola
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... there are simply too many people and too few towers.
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... there are simply too many people and too few towers.
Useless tonight in La Lucia as well. It worked by the Checkers in Durban North, but then when you travel up towards Glenashley area and beyond data just didn't work.
Cell C is useless. GPRS at the country's biggest international airport. Hsdpa at home... apparantly, but latency is so useless that internet is unusable. Roaming on MTN in shopping centres?!?! WTF?!?! And I sometimes have to dial the same person 4 times before it starts to ring.
I will NEVER EVER EVER EVER use Cell C again. Too aggressive on the advertising campaign, now there are simply too many people and too few towers.
Location: Kenridge, Cape Town
Date & Time of Issue: 10/5/13
Device Manufacturer & Model: ZTE MF668
Contract Type (pre- or post-paid): prepaid (R1799 promo for Giga 200)
Existing reference numbers from Helpdesk: n/a
RAT (2G/3G/HSPA+): 3G
www.speedtest.net results (if possible): n/a (haven't tested)
Any other information relevant to the problem: sluggish, frequent disconnects.
Same problem in Rondebosch, Cape Town.Cannot remain connected for longer than a few minutes at a time.
Well, it seems like CellC and 8ta are now both garbage. I had both and about a year ago they were great, but now, the speeds are lame in the Belleville and Durbanville areas, in the Cape. Very sad :-(
Cell C in La Lucia is giving no service issues. Might be due to them turning on LTE today for iPhones. At least the phones now say no service 90% of the day instead of giving you false hope by showing 3G but no data works.
Same problem in Rondebosch, Cape Town.
Location: Plumstead, Cape Town
Date & Time of Issue: From 10 May
Device Manufacturer & Model: Huawei E372, 3 different smartphones
Contract Type (pre- or post-paid): Pre-paid and post-paid
Existing reference numbers from Helpdesk: N/A
RAT (2G/3G/HSPA+): 3G/HSPA+
www.speedtest.net results (if possible): N/A
Cell ID (if possible): 4624, 4029
RSSI: -59 dBm (Cell ID 4624)
Any other information relevant to the problem: Cannot remain connected for longer than a few minutes at a time.
No change. Is Cell C monitoring this thread or am I wasting my time posting here?