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Question of the Day: What's the most interesting small town you've visited in South Africa?
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NeonNinja
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You didn't ask that.
You see, they say ill be throttled to 128KB/s after 150MB which is fine but its simply nowhere near 128, more like 14KB/s
NeonNinja
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You're asking us to do something illegal(?).
BTW it's 128Kbps, which equals your 14KB/s.
Nothing amiss here.
BTW it's 128Kbps, which equals your 14KB/s.
Nothing amiss here.
^^
Not even a VPN?
No.
wizardofid
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There is a way, nothing illegal or any thing you physically need to in order to get it, it entirely depends on MTN and a bit of luck, but only applies to prepaid.....
Why would a VPN make a difference, you still have to connect to MTN's network, up or down data usage is still going to register.
Your actually looking at doing some thing physically, which is illegal, and deserves a slap upside the head for even thinking about it, and perhaps a swift kick to the groin area...
Why would a VPN make a difference, you still have to connect to MTN's network, up or down data usage is still going to register.
Your actually looking at doing some thing physically, which is illegal, and deserves a slap upside the head for even thinking about it, and perhaps a swift kick to the groin area...
I'm listening...
you're not going to get this info on a public forum.
wizardofid
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Lmao
wizardofid
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It's not.Why should I PM you, you are the one wanting to know.Secondly it's not public info, so I am under no obligation to share, it costs me money, time and effort, to reproduce it enough times, what do I get in return for my efforts, selfishly...so don't bother asking.I just wanted to alert you that there is indeed ways, of not getting throttled, without it being illegal.
What I can tell you, bundles need to be activated at specific times, there are specific precursors to when to activate it best, and at best still require a bit of luck from MTN's side.
Got it working to the point of being able to shutdown PC /unplug a modem, and still not being throttled, when I plug it back in or switch PC on, it still entirely depends on MTN.
Plus side I have the bandwidth logs to prove it as well.
It's not.Why should I PM you, you are the one wanting to know.Secondly it's not public info, so I am under no obligation to share, it costs me money, time and effort, to reproduce it enough times, what do I get in return for my efforts, selfishly...so don't bother asking.I just wanted to alert you that there is indeed ways, of not getting throttled, without it being illegal.
What I can tell you, bundles need to be activated at specific times, there are specific precursors to when to activate it best, and at best still require a bit of luck from MTN's side.
Got it working to the point of being able to shutdown PC /unplug a modem, and still not being throttled, when I plug it back in or switch PC on, it still entirely depends on MTN.
Plus side I have the bandwidth logs to prove it as well.
Meh, I may as well get a CellC sim, and use that for emergency downloading, seeing as they don't throttle data downloads.