Lagusta:
I don't see anything wrong in everything posted here.....

As u can see, it states that "during peak periods" "if 3GB, not 300mb is used" the speed would be throttled.....

And that's likely per day, from what I'm seeing....

So why the long face

Suntemi:


If your Mifi is Huawei E5372, drop the imei number, but it's one of those online calculators I used to unlock mine.

Suntemi:


If your Mifi is Huawei E5372, drop the imei number, but it's one of those online calculators I used to unlock mine.

samted:


you don't see anything wrong?? Except there was a typo, i saw 512bps. What is a person supposed to do with that??

franzis:
help me unlock this one huawei E5573s-606

nastyesco:
Wch one b fair usage policy again.
Shuuu....This is like reading Riot Acts to ur customers

khalhokage:
Are you sure that's 512bps not 512kbps, because that seems extremely slow especially for a LTE-A connection, throttled or not.

Phantomine:


@Suntemi my MIFi is Huawei E5372 and my IMEI number is 862554023482592 . Can u kindly help me out with the unlocking?

nelcliff:


Guy, na u dey download movies and bundle them in CD dey sell for alaba international?
no wonder u dey consume such data in 4:42 minutes.
nor even say no becos e nor get wetin u dey do online where go take such data within tht time frame if not downloading of movies. anyway, the hustle is real keep it up. sorry I sighted ur handle.... 18g plus.

laposta:


is your swift a mi-fi? How did you unlock it? I've been looking to unlock mine without success. all these online calculators na wash.

help a brother biko

Suntemi:


Unlock code: 37490471

timbros:


And you are on holidays consistently that 3gb won't be enough for you daily? Does your windows 10 update everyday?

Yes, there are days one use up much more volume of data than other days. But the way you guys are complaining here makes it look like AVERAGE OF 3gb daily is bad.

Does your data usage average more than 3gb daily?

Phantomine:


Thanks bro, but one more thing bro, how do I use the code?

Suntemi:
Just 3Gb? Make I stick to my swift jeje.

Suntemi:


If your Mifi is Huawei E5372, drop the imei number, but it's one of those online calculators I used to unlock mine.

Fadajasi:

What app is this Pls?

TeddyPendergrass:
am on ipNX fibre optic broadband with internet speed of 54mbps

40G for 10K

timbros:


And you are on holidays consistently that 3gb won't be enough for you daily? Does your windows 10 update everyday?

Yes, there are days one use up much more volume of data than other days. But the way you guys are complaining here makes it look like AVERAGE OF 3gb daily is bad.

Does your data usage average more than 3gb daily?

nwabuwa:
Ntel scam

Leopantro:


So you think everyone that everyone that browses must be at work? What about those on holiday or your home network for visitors?
If your computer uses windows 10 with its compulsory windows update, you will finish 3gig in a day. You can't shut it off

ThuGnificenX:
why are u unlocking? Any added advantage? Cos I use same model as urs!

coolsix:


I use 4.5GB Every 3 Hours. As i stream Movies in HD, Play Games Online and sometimes i Upload Files around. EVERYDAY! 4.5GB is not enough i spend 23k per month for 60GB on Swift. Now NTEL saying 3GB per day.. thats bullsh!t

Lagusta:
I don't see anything wrong in everything posted here.....

As u can see, it states that "during peak periods" "if 3GB, not 300mb is used" the speed would be throttled.....

And that's likely per day, from what I'm seeing....

So why the long face

khalhokage:
Are you sure that's 512bps not 512kbps, because that seems extremely slow especially for a LTE-A connection, throttled or not.

laposta:


is your swift a mi-fi? How did you unlock it? I've been looking to unlock mine without success. all these online calculators na wash.

help a brother biko

Craigston:
I've been wary of their Terms, Conditions and Policies since they started their media parade. But they aren't much different from what we get now, except for these twists and some others.
On this thread (NTEL number reservation...), I had some reservations about some clauses I find sinister. And now this?
Their idea of what is 'reasonably expected of a private individual' is ridiculous at best. It's a whole new dimension of ridicule of loyal customers. It's as good as saying "hey idiots, we run this business and you cannot get 4G LTE service elsewhere (at least not now) so you MUST do as we say!"
The clauses read familiar with me and I think they're acting with reasons, although the actions are misdirected.
First, there's no reasonable ceiling on a private individual's data consumption. Certain conditions and requirements can push those limits. Suddenly, their well-intentioned policy hurt innocent customers.
For example, a sudden system upgrade (maybe a distro-upgrade) can require downloads in the neighborhood of 2GB or even more. Add regular usage and your daily cap is reached (and all-loving NTEL tortures you with the infamous 512bps).
What about a large download, from a file server that doesn't support resumed downloads, failing for reasons you couldn't avoid, and you have to resume the download?
What about large software like Visual Studio which can be downloaded legitimately from Microsoft's website (over 10GB of files)? Do I need to split it over days?
Really, this policy sucks!

Their commitment to control data usage is not unconnected to current international policies against pirates (no, good users) and piracy (no, community spirit). As noted in her book 'Internet Book Piracy', Gini Graham Scott does not prefer techniques of curtailing piracy that end up hurting legitimate users. And so do I. Their rage against Bittorrent and other file sharing services is misdirected. Even organizations like Canonical prefer P2P connections due to the speed gains and reduced costs.
Telling us how intolerant of P2P connections they are is a bold hint that they'll be sniffing on your data, possibly looking at exactly what's inside your packets (like the mail man reading your letters and deciding whether you should receive each one or not). And what stops them? Our constitution is weak on that side.

We have our choice anyway (until the other corporations turn wolves and pierce those same unmerciful paws in our digital hearts). We can either choose or let them choose for us. But, if we follow them under these clauses, someone will definitely get bitten soon---by these same clauses. And they're just starting. I wonder how many more they'll add when the calf turns into a bull.

macaranta:
As in byte per sec? 3G is small for some people ,hope the ntel peeps don't pull a DOA stunt on Nigerians.

olassy239:
haba 3gb per day small 4 u.na everyday u dey download.nigerians never appreciate

lantessy:

You can shut it up by setting up a metered connection.
I'm using Windows 10, and the Windows update is always off

didfy:


No sir ir not what they said rather it says "peak"

6. At peak periods each day, any customer who has used a total volume of 3GB will be slowed down to 512bps.