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https://www.ais.th/package/en/package_entertain_content_disney.html *777*963# or just click through the link after topping up 1900 baht.

Since you are only interested in the data component, you can apply the 15 Mbps component to any AIS SIM, for 1890 baht. That includes 12 months usage of Disney + Hotstar.

Using which Cat. 4 router?? The same one that treetops has purchased? That’s a screenshot from your phone. You are powering your phone via WiFi supplied from an up to 300Mbps AIS SIM utilising a random Cat.4 router?

It’s a bit limited in the LTE Bands supported. Let us know what actually turns up.

They have a date expiry. Sometimes forgotten. Advertising them may lead to them being reminded. So I certainly don’t advertise them to the masses, but only trusted members.

Don’t neglect to look at GoMo. 99 baht for the base SIM and then 149 baht per 30 days for unlimited 10 Mbps. AIS network.

Let’s have a look at the router….

Official price for the up to 300Mbps(70GB) version is 1590 baht. https://www.ais.th/one-2-call/sim-netmarathon/en/

I added the packs to new SIM. I haven’t checked as to whether the old longer term unlimited codes are still working.

There are two versions: 8Mbps for 1490 and 15Mbps for 1790

Where did you find such info with regard to DTAC? I recently added unlimited 8Mbps with unlimited calls for 175 baht and unlimited 30Mbps for 235 baht.

I was the first to link to it and kwak250 bought and tested it. You followed. January 18th…. https://aseannow.com/topic/1283854-whats-the-best-1-year-package-unlimited-ais-dtactrue/ I am far above the 5th floor…

Would you be happy with 30GB per month? 150 baht per month is 1800 annually. You can obtain an 8GB Marathon SIM for less… or is this just for occasional usage, rather than every month? Does it have to be AIS?

There is a USSD code(*788*5517#), but it’s doubtful if it still works. At around that price point only annual SIM offer unlimited data officially. Though there is always a chance that an old USSD code might still work.

Is the 90 baht 2Mbps package no longer available?

Actually I was wrong. They suggest that you need to go via the NT Wireless website first in order to check coverage, before ordering via Shopee. You don’t HAVE to, but they won’t issue a refund if it turns out there is no signal and you are higher than the fifth floor. So the only difference is the visit to the office or having it sent.

Whatever is the most convenient for you ????

Yes, blocked. Use Opera’s free proxy service… or Proton’s free VPN.

You explained for yourself. But I can explain it to you if you need me to do so… You went via the NT website. You had to use Google Translate in order to register and after you registered, you had to travel to the NT Wireless office to pick up the SIM. Quite different from your suggestion that it was just a simple fifteen minute journey to the TOT/NT Wireless office. Whereas I told you at the time… order via Shopee, as they give a seven day money back guarantee. So you can test it and if it doesn’t work, you get your money back. No need for the ridiculous long winded palaver of what you did. Remember now? ???? But in the end, it’s nit a problem(at least for me) that you took the long way around. As in the end it turned out to be a good service for you.

What happens when you choose Advanced and then choose to go to the page anyway. It looks like the Browser is blocking you, rather than the ISP.

I remember that I suggested that you buy and test from Shopee in the first place. You decided to take the long way around. ???? Though in the end you had that experience and can recount it to others who decide to go that route. As to buying a Thunder SIM to test, it could be prudent to check access to Band 40 at the location beforehand, using the DTAC SIM and simply utilising the LTE Band selection function of your Smartphone. Samsung has recently blocked access to this function, though it might still work on older models. Though you can still reveal the hidden function, I wouldn’t even consider trying to talk the OP through it. Some routers have this function; TP-Link for instance. D-Link perhaps not. I prefer to stay out of it. ????

I applied a 30Mbps pack to a DTAC SIM and it was PP at my location. When I complained, they added a full speed pack to the SIM and the speed improved…. I could get the full 30Mbps whilst outside on my phone. I scrapped the SIM after the month was up. Even though they offered 10GB of full speed for free.

Seems this thread is being hijacked…

That’s Lazada ☺️

Again, your phone is capable of CA. Anyway…