joshuatree
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Use the app?This sucks. I have to remove the sim from the router to do it.
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Use the app?This sucks. I have to remove the sim from the router to do it.
When is that though? A day before expiry? A week?Good day
You can only roll over the data when it is about to expire. We have responded to your private message.
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Good dayWhen is that though? A day before expiry? A week?
Oh wow! So we are buying time and not an actual data bundle.Good day
Kindly refer to https://www.cellc.co.za/cellc/static-content/PDF/Rollover_Terms_and_conditions.pdf.
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Damn maybe if try again you can to 0.20Mbps
Which radio frequency spectrum band does Cell C's LTE/LTE-A support?
Cell C LTE/ LTE-A network is supported primarily on the 1800MHz and 2300MHz radio frequency spectrum band only with no fallback to Cell C Mobile 2G/3G networks.
Ja, nee - what I want to know is how much you need to spend in order to extend by 1, 7 or 30 days ?Standard Cell C, refer you to terms and conditions that don't actually answer the question.
@Cell_C / anyone else that might know :
From the website ...
I don't understand why, if I select B40 (2300 MHz) in my router - Huawei B525 - 65a - it fails to register the SIM on your network ? ... router light stays red.
However, using a Telkom SIM in that router, I'm able to select either 1800 MHz and 2300 MHz spectrum.
Is it because 2300 is used by MTN, and my tower probably doesn't (yet) have access to it, in-so-far as Cell C SIM's are concerned ?
If so, will it be made available to all towers in future, based on your agreement with MTN ?
Alternatively, please advise why you think this is the case (no 2300 access using Cell C).
The first one is free .Ja, nee - what I want to know is how much you need to spend in order to extend by 1, 7 or 30 days ?
Don't see that in the T's & C's.
So, you load R5 airtime & get to choose between 1, 7 or 30 days, or only if you spend considerably more, is 30 days optional when you attempt to rollover ?
I currently have around 40 GB (20 + 20) left of 100 GB which will expire on the 8th Nov. (midnight of the 7th, I presume). If I get to rollover up to 10 + 10 after that, it'll be worth loading more airtime value, but how much is the question, or is it really that flexible ? ... load whatever value you want to ?
Thanks.Neither Cellc or MTN has spectrum in that band.
Cellc only has 2100MHz and 1800MHz.
Cellc roaming on MTN allows 1800, 2100 and 900.
I don't know if MTN allows Cellc users to roam on their temp x2 (2500) spectrum blocks.
If I try it in the app. - Services - Data Bundle Rollover - with no airtime loaded, it states :The first one is free .