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Interesting. Thank you for the explanation.maj. tom wrote:2ndchance wrote:redmanjp wrote:maj. tom wrote:Put your phone in Airplane mode and then off again and recheck your balance with *120#
The missing money when the data plan expired should be recovered.
yeah it look like the money is back. weird though.
Huh? That worked? How? Major Tom can you explain please?
Redmanjp, can your phone limit data usage after a certain set amount? I do this on my phone the few times I purchase a data plan (from Bmobile). I can set a warning limit when the phone just notifies me and a maximum limit when the phone will notify me and stop using data. I always set the max limit to a bit below the amount that I purchased, just in case the phone does not count accurately.
Airplane mode sends a ping signal to the tower that it's turning off the radio. The cells tower notes your location and expects a new location when you reconnect so discards the current data settings that has been passively pinging between your phone and network towers. These pings are using a LTE data protocol because you were on a data plan, and when it expired it simply switched to pay-as-you-go @ $2/MB. So the system keeps charging rates.
Turning off airplane mode starts an active ping and the cell tower gives you new connection settings. The cell towers system would realize with this forced change that LTE data transmission is now off and switch back to the GSM protocol to ping your location and handshake. Your cell phone SIM account then audits and updates itself regarding expiration of the data plan and when it ended and disregards those passive pings and the data sent over them so you get back the credit. If you actively used internet data while the plan expired like Whatsapp or Google it wouldn't work.
maj. tom wrote::?:
When will eSIMs be made available to customers?
eSIMs will be officially launched on July 14, 2023.
The cost of the eSIM is TT$50.00. VAT is not applicable on eSIMs.
They need to offer this service online or through an app. Nobody should have to go to a store to activate this.
paid_influencer wrote:do i need to upgrade to LTE esim
Looks so. The page mentions QR codes a couple times.0x868 wrote:maj. tom wrote::?:
When will eSIMs be made available to customers?
eSIMs will be officially launched on July 14, 2023.
The cost of the eSIM is TT$50.00. VAT is not applicable on eSIMs.
They need to offer this service online or through an app. Nobody should have to go to a store to activate this.
Ikr. It’s ridiculous. Digicel is doing the same - but even worse, they’re not giving u the QR code… so if u change phone is have to go in each time. Hopefully bmobile doesn’t do this and atleast give you the QR
pugboy wrote:so it launched since the 14th ?
Nexus wrote:Went in to the branch in nicolas towers and they told me that right now they are only offering it at west mall, gulf city and arima.
Plans are to expand but couldnt say when
0x868 wrote:Yeah. ID is required. Grand Bazaar - cell4less did it for me.
They did say only a few spots have it around the country so it’s best to call before going.
On another note, I still can’t activate iMessage. Even worse, I still can’t send SMS internationally on a postpaid plan which includes it. Everything at bmobile is so half baked it’s infuriating.
pugboy wrote:so a company subscribed account will require a letter on company letterhead then0x868 wrote:Yeah. ID is required. Grand Bazaar - cell4less did it for me.
They did say only a few spots have it around the country so it’s best to call before going.
On another note, I still can’t activate iMessage. Even worse, I still can’t send SMS internationally on a postpaid plan which includes it. Everything at bmobile is so half baked it’s infuriating.
Oh. This going to be a problem for me lol. My SIM have no name on it. Don't know how.0x868 wrote:Yeah. ID is required. Grand Bazaar - cell4less did it for me.
They did say only a few spots have it around the country so it’s best to call before going.
On another note, I still can’t activate iMessage. Even worse, I still can’t send SMS internationally on a postpaid plan which includes it. Everything at bmobile is so half baked it’s infuriating.
Swisha wrote:Thinking about switching back to bmobile, can anyone say what the LTE speeds are like now?
Swisha wrote:Thinking about switching back to bmobile, can anyone say what the LTE speeds are like now?
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Swisha wrote:Thinking about switching back to bmobile, can anyone say what the LTE speeds are like now?
This is on 3 out of 4 bars with LTE in Chaguanas
Test server is Comcast in Miami
Swisha wrote:No LTE in PoS?
0x868 wrote:In my experience, POS is the weakest area for bmo. Maybe because of the load during peak hours. Edward street around 9am on a working day I got about 50mbps to TSTT servers. Mucurapo Road 2pm on a working day is about 5mbps lol. Valsayn off peak at night is about 95+ mbps. It’s definitely not as bad as it once was. (All 3 samples at 3/4 bars while inside)
The main issue for me (as mentioned in the Apple thread) is iMessage activation issues and receiving international SMS reliability. Otherwise it’s been better (reception at my residence) and cheaper than Digicel.
0x868 wrote:In my experience, POS is the weakest area for bmo. Maybe because of the load during peak hours. Edward street around 9am on a working day I got about 50mbps to TSTT servers. Mucurapo Road 2pm on a working day is about 5mbps lol. Valsayn off peak at night is about 95+ mbps. It’s definitely not as bad as it once was. (All 3 samples at 3/4 bars while inside)
The main issue for me (as mentioned in the Apple thread) is iMessage activation issues and receiving international SMS reliability. Otherwise it’s been better (reception at my residence) and cheaper than Digicel.
Swisha wrote:0x868 wrote:In my experience, POS is the weakest area for bmo. Maybe because of the load during peak hours. Edward street around 9am on a working day I got about 50mbps to TSTT servers. Mucurapo Road 2pm on a working day is about 5mbps lol. Valsayn off peak at night is about 95+ mbps. It’s definitely not as bad as it once was. (All 3 samples at 3/4 bars while inside)
The main issue for me (as mentioned in the Apple thread) is iMessage activation issues and receiving international SMS reliability. Otherwise it’s been better (reception at my residence) and cheaper than Digicel.
The iMessage issue is only with the phone number? Does it activate with emails?
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