What do I have to do to get the network upgraded in my area? I have lost count in the amount of times I have logged calls.
Hey, mate could you please PM me with the email address that is linked to your rain account, let me help you out with that.
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What do I have to do to get the network upgraded in my area? I have lost count in the amount of times I have logged calls.
Right now with current infra, it's kind of a worse deal than the R250 yes. Not having to abide by the 19 hour rule is a nice thing of course and for cheaper, but most people will never push past 10mbps and you can't even push 1mbps on streaming sites due to the resolution restriction, and bypassing the handset + tethering blocks are really pointless (and I might add, those people that are being targeted as city go-getters most likely won't be outside after 18:00 anyways). I'd personally much prefer if they had introduced this exact package but for home routers at around R800 as I can get good speeds out of it and wouldn't mind, but they did launch this for a reason so I trust they find good success with it. Here's to hoping for the Black Friday deal heheMake me understand here ... the 250 package you can hotspot yes ... but the 380 package you can’t ... what’s the difference the only thing is the time 6 - 11 ... but by then you downloaded most of what you wanted to watch or whatever unless you a data junky ... I mean you can can only do so much or download so much on a phone even if you stream I mean your battery so honestly it’s not a very thought about deal or package in my opinion yes it says you can’t hotspot but believe me people ... there is a way ... there was always a way ... as long as rooting and jailbreaking is available not even Apple themselves can keep a jailbreaking away ... so that’s what I think ...
Damned if you do, damned if you don't.Rain = mate.
Gotcha.
I have Vodacom in my area I get 5 bars and 80 Mbps +
On Rains network I get 4-5 bars but I get 1+ Mbps but hey keep telling yourself that
You obviously don’t have a rain sim yourself because if you did you’d realize it’s f*cking k*k
the real reason rain is selling the unlimited 4g packages is to fund their 5g network...why can’t they just use the money to fund customer support service and to upgrade the existing 4g network???90%of their customers are using the 4g unlimited package...
Just tell me what isp do you use ??
So I get that, but going back to "Please provide me with the email address linked to your Rain account" had a bunch of other people annoyed simply because of the robotic nature of the response.
So again, damned if you do, damned if you don't.
It's been 2 years now I've been getting subpar speeds.Listen, mate our is to initially provide an affordable connection to the average user, we are trying to make the internet accessible to everyone. I feel like I've been saying the same thing forever now, there is still work that needs to be done on the Network side of things and we are improving capacity, also in addition to that, we do not have any contracts dawg you are not put into any long term commitments.
Listen, mate our is to initially provide an affordable connection to the average user, we are trying to make the internet accessible to everyone. I feel like I've been saying the same thing forever now, there is still work that needs to be done on the Network side of things and we are improving capacity, also in addition to that, we do not have any contracts dawg you are not put into any long term commitments.
I'm glad they were taken to book with the average speed thing.“Accessible” Means everyone can actually use it but with rain half of the time it takes 10 minutes to actually just load up the website also i can think it’s super professional to call a client “dawg” as if I’m your friend from school??
It’s really nice that rain try’s to make cheap data packages but at least be honest with customers and say hey we tryna improve the quality of the service
Rain=quantity of quality
Not sure but I do know this:
1. Americans have always been able to block hotspotting on phones. from the days when they started offering unlimited plans. They used to call it "No tethering".
2. Every device needs an IP address, I guess they could block additional IP addresses on the specific sim.
Point 1 might work but I doubt rain is that sophisticated.
Point 2 makes no sense, when you hotspot your device it assigns internal natted dhcp non routable ips to the devices connecting to it. You still operate all devices over the single public assigned ip.
As you would a customer walking into your shop, and your shop being 1 of 10 similar shops in a row, selling the same thing , but theirs is a little bit betterHi All
Okay on the real though this back and forth was insightful, and what I will do from now on, is actually ask how would you like to be addressed so that I can cater to both parties and give you a good service, depending on what you like.
I think that's the best way forward?