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@ l8te i totally agree with u i bought my vodafone branded phone just for the free net i guess i wasted my money because basically i feel i was tricked into thinking something which was not true
Not with you, DNS restriction?
BTW, you're right, there still is a way to get free internet. Amazing what Google will produce! Just tried it and it works....![]()
Now the moral question; do I give myself a 1Gb bundle?![]()
You got sour grapes and now took reveange on other's, well go visit prodigit's were you started and c wot people think bout U Then ul c reveange been taken. LOL anyway's it ended so I hope you feel good now.
I'd like to see the ads where Vodacom stated you get free internet access with VLive, please forward to me if possible.
I'd like to see the ads where Vodacom stated you get free internet access with VLive, please forward to me if possible.
Want me to list the problems for a start?What seems to be the matter with the VLive handsets?
It's called a bad connection.Well i don't know what you call it exactly when you do a 'nslookup' on the vlive apn and it times out i would call that a restriction on the DNS for vlive is that not so? anyways
Geesh, I don't remember anyone hacking the networks in any illegal manner. Vodacom knew the way they implemented the system that anyone browsing from the VLive access point would not be paying for their usage and decided that it wasn't a big deal. Some of us just used those same settings on our computers also. We didn't change any settings that wasn't available to anyone else and didn't hack into any server so you'll have a hard time proving any malice which is a precursor for proving it illegal. We didn't keep it secret either. I gave it out to anyone using mxit and anyone else who specifically asked for it.Not yet. Hacking the networks for free internet is illegal.
Exactly what I stated on another forum where people were actually mounting a petition thinking Vodacom advertised free internet. But it does seem that some salespeople used the free internet to sell phones and if it was done by a Vodacom dealer then it is ultimately Vodacom who is responsible. I feel that the people who were told that they would get free internet with their phones have a legal right to it.Seems there's lot's of confusion. Here's how it works:
1) Browsing the VLive portal is free, has always been, will always be.
2) Buying and downloading content from VLive is charged per content item.
3) Going 'off-net' , i.e. browsing outside the VLive portal is charged at your specific data rate.
I'd like to see the ads where Vodacom stated you get free internet access with VLive, please forward to me if possible.
Could you pm me the details please. I'd like to recover my R110 which Vodacom took when they removed the free browsing without even a warning. Thanks.Well.
My friend1 still has free internet.
and guess what, Friend2 also has free internet now!!! and I know how he did it.
Could you pm me the details so that i can get the 1GB databundle from v3g please, and I'd like to recover my R110 which Vodacom took when they removed the free browsing without even a warning. Thanks.
Thanks, appreciate it. Will probably only work for a short while though.Of cource i will!, Tomorrow,late.
Friend2 did not have free Inet yesterday night, did not work till this morning just after 10am. His free Internet is still working,afaik. V3g,what did VC do to the network within this timeframe?
Thanks, appreciate it.
User Control Panel->Edit Options->Use Invisible ModeHow can you be 'offline' and post this at the same time???