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See aboveSwisha wrote:Captain Awesome wrote:I made my own qr code using the esim string and that works for me. No need to go into Digicel to change phones.
Can I get more info on how you did this?
Captain Awesome wrote:I got an email with an activation code from Digicel for iOS and a separate one for Android devices. The android code starts with LPA:1$digiceltrinidadtobago. Then go to a free online QR code generator, enter the entire string and it will generate a qr that translates to the code.
I can't remember the exact code generator I used but you can Google "qr code generator free" and try one of the results on the first search page.
I then saved that qr on my PC and scan it to download the sim anytime I change phones.
They treat the move from physical to esim like a nano to nano sim swap. I suspect the only time it will be free is when they stop supporting physical sims entirely and the only way to get service is via esim, though I don't see that happening anytime soon.Swisha wrote:Oh ok. Seems like I'll have no choice but to go into a store tomorrow then. Don't know why they just don't enable the transfer esim option
adnj wrote:All of the major smartwatch manufacturers offer an eSIM watch that can make calls.PapaC wrote:Hey, as far as the e-sim goes, does that open the future potential for cellular versions of watches etc?
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death365 wrote:Now saw that my self, but doesn't digi still use 2g for calls ?
No VOLTE
1. Download the MyDigicel app and use that.2ndchance wrote:Good day. Just activated a Digicel SIM card which came with a plan. I asked Digicel support how to check the data balance and they said it's *155#. When I try that, I get "You are not compatible for activation of any of the existing plans". Is *155# the usual USSD code for checking the data balance on a plan?
I did install the My Digicel app but the home page shows "This feature is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later." Digicel tech support claimed they reset something and advised me to wait a little while. That was about 7 hours ago and still showing the same error screen.adnj wrote:1. Download the MyDigicel app and use that.2ndchance wrote:Good day. Just activated a Digicel SIM card which came with a plan. I asked Digicel support how to check the data balance and they said it's *155#. When I try that, I get "You are not compatible for activation of any of the existing plans". Is *155# the usual USSD code for checking the data balance on a plan?
2. Also, set up your phone to track the amount of data that you have used.
Oops! My apologies to the OP and thanks to maj. tom - I completely neglected to answer the question that was asked.maj. tom wrote:*323#
maj. tom wrote:*323#
death365 wrote:Digi voice and data down for me but primarily voice.
anyone else getting trouble ?
Getting data but home Internet just went down.death365 wrote:Digi voice and data down for me but primarily voice.
anyone else getting trouble ?
death365 wrote:Got some 3cc CA, this morning as u turn off the highway to get into Chaguanas.
1st time ever speed was normal like 2cc approx 120 mb Screenshot_20240629_101058_NetMonster.jpg
joshuarshah wrote:death365 wrote:Got some 3cc CA, this morning as u turn off the highway to get into Chaguanas.
1st time ever speed was normal like 2cc approx 120 mb Screenshot_20240629_101058_NetMonster.jpg
You checked the service menu cause netmonster does wrongly estimate carrier aggregation sometimes.
death365 wrote:Yes it showed the 3 plus the CA for upload too. I should have screen grabbed that toojoshuarshah wrote:death365 wrote:Got some 3cc CA, this morning as u turn off the highway to get into Chaguanas.
1st time ever speed was normal like 2cc approx 120 mb Screenshot_20240629_101058_NetMonster.jpg
You checked the service menu cause netmonster does wrongly estimate carrier aggregation sometimes.
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