eSim is available on CellC

So I went to Cell C and got myself the Home Connecta Flexi package with my eSIM.
R59 for that and then a R49 once off fee for the eSIM.

The ladies at Howard Centre, Pinelands were very helpful - this was the 2nd eSIM they've done so they had to figure it out as well.

I had to come to the office and just do some modifications because they didn't label certain things correctly etc.
Like my "primary" was called "secondary" and "secondary" was called "secondary" - on the iPhone I just called Primary = Vodacom and Secondary = Cell C
 
Pitty they do not work as intended, cannot use it on smart watches
 
So I went to Cell C and got myself the Home Connecta Flexi package with my eSIM.
R59 for that and then a R49 once off fee for the eSIM.

The ladies at Howard Centre, Pinelands were very helpful - this was the 2nd eSIM they've done so they had to figure it out as well.

I had to come to the office and just do some modifications because they didn't label certain things correctly etc.
Like my "primary" was called "secondary" and "secondary" was called "secondary" - on the iPhone I just called Primary = Vodacom and Secondary = Cell C

Ok CellC are still unsure what to so the best is to do as below (this is for a mini 13 with MTN physical and CellC esim)
Open the Mobile Data setting
Select add Data Plan
Scan the QR code that is inside the CellC eSim card(open it - they dd not know where it was)
Done
 
So I went to Cell C and got myself the Home Connecta Flexi package with my eSIM.
R59 for that and then a R49 once off fee for the eSIM.

The ladies at Howard Centre, Pinelands were very helpful - this was the 2nd eSIM they've done so they had to figure it out as well.

I had to come to the office and just do some modifications because they didn't label certain things correctly etc.
Like my "primary" was called "secondary" and "secondary" was called "secondary" - on the iPhone I just called Primary = Vodacom and Secondary = Cell C
If you’re looking for data and have a dual sim phone then I’d honestly recommend getting a rain physical sim, R299 for uncapped or R250 for off-peak uncapped (11pm - 6pm) and just use the esim for calls and sms
 
If you’re looking for data and have a dual sim phone then I’d honestly recommend getting a rain physical sim, R299 for uncapped or R250 for off-peak uncapped (11pm - 6pm) and just use the esim for calls and sms
The problem with RAIN (for me is) Once you hit Sir Lowry's pass in Cape Town - no reception the rest of the way.
What their coverage map says and what it is - are 2 very different things.
I was with a colleague who has a RAIN sim - we were in the gardens (behind Parliment) and she had no signal/data.

WTF is the point then when you in the middle of the city.
 
How? Can it be done online or did you have to go in store?
In store, its a sim swap basically so you will need the normal RICA docs etc

Sometimes the store is out of stock of the esim so if you are traveling far, try to check stock before hand
 
I have just converted my sim card to an esim on a samsung note 20 ultra 5g, I want to use a mtn sim card as a backup, do I insert it into the sim1 or sim2 socket? If j insert 2 normal Sims into the phone with the esim will the phone recognize all 3 sims?
 
I not sure about wearables. Using as a Prepaid eSim on my iPhone.

Apparently these vouchers are only available at selected stores.

Got mine at Canal Walk.

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l want to ask, can you explain me the process, l want to do esim for cell c
 
Hi Wilson's

You can only purchase it at your nearest Cell C store.

^PN
 
I see this is a pretty old thread but just thought I would mention that I was in the Cell C store in Rosebank Mall this morning.

They confirmed they had eSIM stock and that as I already have a physical SIM it would be classed as a SIM swap and cost me R11. It's a one time fee, unlike the competition.

If I wanted a new eSIM / number, then the cost would be R59.
 
I see this is a pretty old thread but just thought I would mention that I was in the Cell C store in Rosebank Mall this morning.

They confirmed they had eSIM stock and that as I already have a physical SIM it would be classed as a SIM swap and cost me R11. It's a one time fee, unlike the competition.

If I wanted a new eSIM / number, then the cost would be R59.

How does one have stock of an eSim?
 
Considering it’s not a physical thing…yes.
I see, I thought you were being facetious.

As is detailed in the previous seven pages, one way that you are provisioned with an eSim, is via a scannable QR code which you get in CC shops.

And as I posted, the branch in question has stock of these QR-codes...
 
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