How do you get true wifi,how does it work and how much does it cost? The web page is crap.

i have two 3G aircards and a wifi x5 user transmitter

get any of these, then simply get a 3G sim card, get a contract for it or buy top ups in x1 gig downloads from a true shop

if you are talking about an install then go to a true shop and ask for a survey

the best true shop in town and the only one that seems to know what they are talking about is the one next to K Bank on Pattaya Thai near to Tukcom

all others except the head office branch in Robinsons in Siracha is a recipe for a heat attack

good luck

What is the best air card in pattaya (is that a valid q)?

Best package?

How to do?

(in case anyone is feeling helpful)

get any of these, then simply get a 3G sim card, get a contract for it or buy top ups in x1 gig downloads from a true shop

But at my rate of using, 5 GigB - 3 G Hi speed Internet, than down to very slow for the rest of the month, 800.- Baht +

Postpaid and each 1 GigB 300.- + Baht more, the month gets expensive! I need 7-8 GigB a month!

Maybe I try to find a free spot on a cheaper, TOT special Signal with router? Internet.

get any of these, then simply get a 3G sim card, get a contract for it or buy top ups in x1 gig downloads from a true shop

But at my rate of using, 5 GigB - 3 G Hi speed Internet, than down to very slow for the rest of the month, 800.- Baht +

Postpaid and each 1 GigB 300.- + Baht more, the month gets expensive! I need 7-8 GigB a month!

Maybe I try to find a free spot on a cheaper, TOT special Signal with router? Internet.

maybe you could try downloading less?

get any of these, then simply get a 3G sim card, get a contract for it or buy top ups in x1 gig downloads from a true shop

But at my rate of using, 5 GigB - 3 G Hi speed Internet, than down to very slow for the rest of the month, 800.- Baht +

Postpaid and each 1 GigB 300.- + Baht more, the month gets expensive! I need 7-8 GigB a month!

Maybe I try to find a free spot on a cheaper, TOT special Signal with router? Internet.

maybe you could try downloading less?

I download nearly nothing, but I sit a lot in front of my Laptop in Isaan, not much to do here and look threw Forums, Facebook and Links.

TOT offers a solution with NO limit of High Speed, nearly same speed, at least that was my friend told me in the next village and charges only 600.- Baht +

Edited August 3, 201312 yr by ALFREDO

How do you get true wifi,how does it work and how much does it cost? The web page is crap.

If you have a true sim card then you can just add a 3G package to it..they go from about 400 baht to 900 baht depending how many GB you want. When you have used your allowance then the speed goes down but you can still use it for the rest of the month. Using Skype,downloading stuff.watching vids or making Internet phone calls will use your allowance very quickly.

http://truemoveh.truecorp.co.th/3g/packages/inet/entry/583

I am sure if you go along to Tukcom or any other mobile shop they will be able to help you set it up if you find it too difficult.

How do you get true wifi,how does it work and how much does it cost? The web page is crap.

do you want true wifi or true 3G?

TRUE has some special deal my wife tried to explain , but she doesn't really understand their BS either.

They told her go to the webpage and register , they assured her its in English too.

I went ,I looked , I left , not knowing <deleted> they're talking about.

To be honest ,I been a bit ill with no patience for trying to understand a half - ass webpage only the programmer might

know how to explain ! We had wi-fi on our Phuket package. Here they gave us free cable TV Channels , only FOX had anything I might watch, so its the worthless part of the pkg.Yet , know they say go to webpage and register for free WiFi , Sorry TRUE but you've done it again , and confuseled me !

TRUE has some special deal my wife tried to explain , but she doesn't really understand their BS either.

They told her go to the webpage and register , they assured her its in English too.

I went ,I looked , I left , not knowing <deleted> they're talking about.

To be honest ,I been a bit ill with no patience for trying to understand a half - ass webpage only the programmer might

know how to explain ! We had wi-fi on our Phuket package. Here they gave us free cable TV Channels , only FOX had anything I might watch, so its the worthless part of the pkg.Yet , know they say go to webpage and register for free WiFi , Sorry TRUE but you've done it again , and confuseled me !

if you got a true ADSL line you can register at their website for the free use of TRUE WiFI (TRUE Hotspot) , i think. Otherwise they have a pretty pricey wifi service .

Edited August 4, 201312 yr by JakeBKK

Off topic pointless bickering posts and replies removed

Unlimited True wifi costs 100 Baht/month. Of course, you need to be in an area that has coverage in order to use it.

Sent from my GT-N8000 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

Unlimited True wifi costs 100 Baht/month. Of course, you need to be in an area that has coverage in order to use it.

Sent from my GT-N8000 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

Details please?

thanks

Unlimited True wifi costs 100 Baht/month. Of course, you need to be in an area that has coverage in order to use it.

Sent from my GT-N8000 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

Details please?

thanks

Details are here.

I think some are confusing internet packages for your homes that might come with a router that allows you to use the internet while in you home via wifi with the wifi hotspots that's installed in public places that you can use if you have an account.

For true, look for @truewifi id, if you are lucky enough to live close to the hotspots, you could get by without getting wired connection to your home or a 3G cellular service.

Most 7-11 are now wired with True Wifi, so you could surf the internet while sipping down a few bottles of Leo on the stairs outside, It's no Starbucks, but it might work for you.

The True Wifi hotspot's connection is pretty fast, but can be unreliable depending on how many people're on it, and in my experience, if there's a fault, they are quite slow in getting it fixed, since it's not essential service, and even you phone them up persistently that the wifi hotspot in your street that you've been using for the past month's down they'll never send someone to fix it right away.

Other options for wifi hotspot are available though, there's 3bb which is available to Ais subscribers as well, DTAC has theirs too but only in malls like Central, Sophon does it around town too.

If you're really desperate for cheap internet, you can get a high-gain wifi adapters with huge antennas that will allow you to pull WiFi signals from far away, be it that 7-11 in front of the Soi, or use the unsecured routers of a neighbour's across the Mooban.

Edited August 6, 201312 yr by brummiebob