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Craig M
1 reviews | Active since Jul 2014
28 Apr 2025, 14:08
Nogsteeds Kuk Stadig
Here we go again! Or should I rather say, STILL. You know what this is about. Fix it!!!
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Craig M's updateReviewer Update
29 Apr 2025, 07:30 Hi Craig,
Connect your laptop or phone to your router, regardless of whether you have an internet connection or not.
Log in to your router's interface using the IP address and password found on the sticker attached to the router.
Navigate to the connection settings, then network selection; select the option for a 4G SA-only connection, save your changes, and then reboot your router.
Best regards,
Rain
Don't you just love it when a service provider endlessly shifts the blame onto the consumer?! My hardware, settings, SIM card, and whatever else possible "faulty" option thinkable is NOT the fault. YOUR network is the problem!!
Connect your laptop or phone to your router, regardless of whether you have an internet connection or not.
Log in to your router's interface using the IP address and password found on the sticker attached to the router.
Navigate to the connection settings, then network selection; select the option for a 4G SA-only connection, save your changes, and then reboot your router.
Best regards,
Rain
Don't you just love it when a service provider endlessly shifts the blame onto the consumer?! My hardware, settings, SIM card, and whatever else possible "faulty" option thinkable is NOT the fault. YOUR network is the problem!!
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Craig M's update29 Apr 2025, 07:30
Reviewer Update
Hi Craig,
Connect your laptop or phone to your router, regardless of whether you have an internet connection or not.
Log in to your router's interface using the IP address and password found on the sticker attached to the router.
Navigate to the connection settings, then network selection; select the option for a 4G SA-only connection, save your changes, and then reboot your router.
Best regards,
Rain
Don't you just love it when a service provider endlessly shifts the blame onto the consumer?! My hardware, settings, SIM card, and whatever else possible "faulty" option thinkable is NOT the fault. YOUR network is the problem!!
Connect your laptop or phone to your router, regardless of whether you have an internet connection or not.
Log in to your router's interface using the IP address and password found on the sticker attached to the router.
Navigate to the connection settings, then network selection; select the option for a 4G SA-only connection, save your changes, and then reboot your router.
Best regards,
Rain
Don't you just love it when a service provider endlessly shifts the blame onto the consumer?! My hardware, settings, SIM card, and whatever else possible "faulty" option thinkable is NOT the fault. YOUR network is the problem!!
Rain's replyOfficial
29 Apr 2025, 15:45Hi Craig,
We're sorry your rain experience hasn't been as good as you expected.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We are currently looking into your connection query and will be in touch with you to assist further.
Thank you.
rain.
We're sorry your rain experience hasn't been as good as you expected.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We are currently looking into your connection query and will be in touch with you to assist further.
Thank you.
rain.
Rain's reply29 Apr 2025, 15:45
Official
Hi Craig,
We're sorry your rain experience hasn't been as good as you expected.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We are currently looking into your connection query and will be in touch with you to assist further.
Thank you.
rain.
We're sorry your rain experience hasn't been as good as you expected.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We are currently looking into your connection query and will be in touch with you to assist further.
Thank you.
rain.