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Not useful when the OP didn't know what to look for in the first place. Budget also not relevant either, since they asked specifically about a capped speed SIM plan, we can give them the baseline specs and cost, together with examples.

These are relatively inexpensive CAT.4 options: https://www.lazada.co.th/products/mecusys-mt110-4g-lte-mobile-wi-fi-4g-lte-mobile-wi-fi-10-150-mbps-3-i5136558093.html https://www.lazada.co.th/products/tp-link-tl-mr105-300-mbps-wireless-n-4g-lte-router-4g-32-150-mbps-2-i5141840470-s21723202468.html https://www.lazada.co.th/products/tp-link-tl-mr100-4g-300mbps-wireless-n-4g-lte-router-4g-3-i942206672-s1947378580.html https://www.lazada.co.th/products/mifi-4g-d-link-dwr-930m-150-mbps-i5058659138-s21382121089.html https://www.lazada.co.th/products/d-link-dwr-m930-n300-4g-lte-router-by-billionaire-securetech-i2695264288.html https://www.lazada.co.th/products/d-link-dwr-m930-4-4g-300mbps-wireless-n-4g-lte-router-4g-3-i4868628777-s20363922739.html https://www.lazada.co.th/products/d-link-dwr-m905-n300-4glte-up-to-32-user-vpn-wifi-router-sim-card-nano-sim-3-i5198164399.html You use the information given earlier to make a choice for yourself.

Par for the course here. You have to wade through a lot of nonsense in order to sort of the wheat from the chaff. I've suggested a couple of different options for routers. The Truemove H SIM might not perform the same way in a router as it does on your phone. Partly the reason why I suggested a CAT.6 router as my first suggestion, even though a cheaper CAT.4 might do. CAT.6 upwards can combine bands for higher speeds. Though don't ignore the possibility of the THUNDER SIM for home Internet. I've given as many pointers as possible without making it too complicated.

What is this? 😊 The OP asked for advice on a SIM & router combo. So far, your every post has been a distraction. He has an 'up to 15 Mbps' SIM with TRUE and the possibility to join with other networks. What is your recommendation to the OP?

I have no idea as to the meaning of your ramble....but u do you....

Not whilst I'm eating...thank you.

Two to three hours is for a short stay. 600 baht will get you a 24 hour stay.

Actually the OP is referring to a 15 Mbps SIM. That can easily be covered by a decent quality of CAT.4 router. Less than 1500 baht will cover that. Perhaps a TP-LINK. But of course one has to make sure that the router can cover all of the relevant 4G frequencies in use. @Photoguy21 is just rambling. Annual 30Mbps plans are scarce if at all available, but there is still the 12 month 'up to 100 Mbps' NT Wireless plan.

You wrote earlier that "all available routers are compatible". But not all available routers will be able to see Band 40 & Band 41. Have you joined this thread just to confuse people? What does "old frequency" have to do with anything anyway? Better to be able to utilise them if needed, than to not have them at all. To be frank, I don't think you have much idea of what you are writing about. 700MHz has been recently utilised by My by NT(Formerly CAT) for both ''4G' and '5G' services. AIS through AWN is administering the network. This in the past twelve months. So hardly old. NT – AIS ผนึกกำลังครั้งสำคัญ เสริมขีดความสามารถ 4G/5G บนคลื่น 700 MHz มุ่งยกระดับโครงสร้างพื้นฐานดิจิทัลของประเทศ ต่อยอดนวัตกรรมโครงข่ายอัจฉริยะเพื่อคนไทย (ntplc.co.th) Best you read that article before replying.

There are no THC limits with regard to the plant. The limits mentioned are for extracts made from the plant. It's crazy that two years later people still haven't quite grasped this. It's not 'rocket science' 😊

Nonsense 😊 Two years later and you still don't understand.

Try using another Browser. Since it's Microsoft, use EDGE.

You can chat with them if necessary: 1. Go to http://support.office.com/home/chat 2. Describe your issue (issue with payment method Microsoft 365 subscription) and click 'Get Help'. Then scroll down to select Contact support. 3. Select your product (Microsoft 365 and Office) and category (manage my subscription) > click Confirm. 4. Click ‘Chat with support agent’ > Confirm. 5. Click Start Chat. I suspect they want you to enter information in a certain format. For example, does the name on your account match with the name on the card? Try using the name on the account, even if it doesn't match the name on the card. Use this video to cross check that you are using the correct method:

Not something possible to do online? https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-billing/change-your-microsoft-subscription-payment-method-and-options-39ab4bc1-01f9-fc28-c3a5-49e87b6e7611

Perhaps not in the way you might imagine..

Read again. "Normal AIS package". "SWITCH to SIM Internet" Obviously you have assumed that their 'normal' Internet package is SIM Internet, rather than Fibre/terrestial. But if it was...wouldn't they already have a router for it? Is your reasoning that he has a dual SIM phone and whilst he has a perfectly good 15 Mbps TRUE SIM, that he keeps a 650 baht per month SIM package for giggles?

No, they didn't write that. They wrote that they want to SWITCH to SIM Internet at home. Why would they do that if they are already using SIM Internet at home? Anyone can make a mistake, but you have compounded it by being obstinate and unnecessarily difficult. If you want to help, then help. You've been on this thread for more than an hour and still haven't bothered to confirm what Unlimited package was offered for 1000 baht(6 months) What was the point on mentioning it, if you point blank refuse to share the details?

The downside is that it's a lot slower. Perhaps 15 Mbps compared to at least 300 Mbps. But it's quick, convenient and portable.

I looked at your first post. It is totally off-topic and all it's contents erroneous. You obviously did not comprehend what was written in the first place. The OP doesn't have any problems with his Unlimited 15 Mbps Truemove H package, so there was no need for you to enter with a story about a 'similar AIS package' (which in reality bears little or no similarity at all). Is the AIS package you mentioned 15Mbps? No, not even close. So in fact you are recommending that he obtains a slower package of perhaps 6 Mbps....if that is the package your wife has now....doubtful. But that might not have mattered if you had provided useful information to all. But in reality, it is totally vague, with not even a single detail confirmed. Only refusals to actually check what she has.

Why not just admit that you have no idea what she has, instead of just making things up and leading people on a wild goose chase? It's totally inconsiderate and off-topic to boot. But if it were at least useful info...

It will be on an SMS on her phone. She can tell you exactly what it states. Thanks for your help.

Is all they know of. If you can quote the exact package that would be helpful. Why is it that you are so resistant to doing so?

I want the six month unlimited package for 1000 baht. They don't know what I'm talking about. Can you publish the exact details for me to show them?

Because you have advised people that they can get unlimited data for six months with AIS for 1000 baht. Obviously, you did that to help. So should they just walk into the shop and state "give me six months of unlimited data for 1000 baht?" Details matter.

AIS: 180 days 6 Mbps Unlimited package is 1800 baht. 180 days 4 Mbps Unlimited 1400 baht. Please check.