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  #1430710 18-Nov-2015 21:47
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Behodar: The details are here. It's not cheap!


Thanks for that. Ouch, it is expensive and I think Vodafone's over-internet option makes more sense.




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  #1430712 18-Nov-2015 21:49
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johnr: I find it Ironic you complain about Vodafone coverage in a certain location when you are not a Vodafone customer

I don't see any "complaint" per se, just an observation that coverage is poor (presumably with all providers) - if anything it's an admission that Vodafone has a better service thanks to Sure Signal's existence.

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  #1430714 18-Nov-2015 21:49
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Behodar:
johnr: I find it Ironic you complain about Vodafone coverage in a certain location when you are not a Vodafone customer

I don't see any "complaint" per se, just an observation that coverage is poor (presumably with all providers) - if anything it's an admission that Vodafone has a better service thanks to Sure Signal's existence.


Those posts were removed it would not make sense now



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  #1430715 18-Nov-2015 21:50
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johnr: I find it Ironic you complain about Vodafone coverage in a certain location when you are not a Vodafone customer


My cellphone roams onto the Vodafone network here. The topic of this thread is asking questions about Vodafone.

I will call Vodafone and have a discussion about matters raised by this thread I think.




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  #1430719 18-Nov-2015 21:54
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I am not sure roaming devices can connect to the Sure Signal. 





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  #1430720 18-Nov-2015 21:55
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Front line staff can't go into more detail than what is on the VodafoneNZ site about Sure Signal they don't know the finer details of it like I do

 
 
 
 

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  #1430721 18-Nov-2015 21:56
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freitasm: I am not sure roaming devices can connect to the Sure Signal. 



Correct they can't but I think @MichaelNZ is aware of that

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  #1430722 18-Nov-2015 21:57
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freitasm: I am not sure roaming devices can connect to the Sure Signal. 


This is not about 2degrees. This is about Vodafone.

Ideally I'd like to get an answer without being put through the wringer for asking.




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  #1430723 18-Nov-2015 21:59
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I take it these are the questions on the first post in this thread?

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  #1430725 18-Nov-2015 22:00
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MichaelNZ:
freitasm: I am not sure roaming devices can connect to the Sure Signal. 


This is not about 2degrees. This is about Vodafone.

Ideally I'd like to get an answer without being put through the wringer for asking.


My point is that you're a 2degrees customer and roaming on Vodafone at your location. Therefore in your current situation your mobile won't connect to the Sure Signal while roaming - you'd have to port your number to Vodafone.

To use Sure signal you have to be on Vodafone, WxC or TelstraClear networks.






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  #1430726 18-Nov-2015 22:01
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Also, for distance, it's only a few hundred metres. Mostly covers around a house really.






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  #1430728 18-Nov-2015 22:03
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freitasm:
My point is that you're a 2degrees customer and roaming on Vodafone at your location. Therefore in your current situation your mobile won't connect to the Sure Signal while roaming - you'd have to port your number to Vodafone.


This is what I was intending to do if the device works.

Please lock this thread. Thanks.




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