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If you’re landing in HCMC, the SIM card booths only sell physical SIM cards and do not activate esims. Look into Airalo for data only or Gigago if you want data with a Vietnam phone number. Follow their directions on how to activate when you arrive in Vietnam. The plans are a bit more expensive but you can purchase a plan for just enough to ...
Viettel Telecom. Website. viettel .com .vn. The Military Industry and Telecoms Group ( Vietnamese: Tập đoàn Công nghiệp - Viễn thông Quân đội, lit. 'the Army Industry - Telecommunications Group'), [3] [4] trading as Viettel or Viettel Group ( Vietnamese: Tập đoàn Viettel ), is a Vietnamese state-owned multinational ...
I am using it together with my Viettel simcard and the only complain is that its Vietnamese only! And yes, your experience is just one more reason why everyone should avoid those official looking airport phone booths . This would not happen if you buy your simcard from one of the official shops downtown. Edited: 1 year ago
That actually worked. I guess the official Viettel offices are the same scam artists as everywhere else so they just say whatever they offer is the cheapest option available (250,000 + 30,000 = 280,000 in my case). However, when coming back and insisting I wanted to buy the 50,000 prepaid SIM card + the D30 data option at 30,000 they simply did it.
440 helpful votes. 1. Re: Viettel - How to check remaining balance? 9 years ago. 101 is main account and without money in it you wont be able to ring overseas. 102 is your bonus account and that is where your bonus payments (35,000dong in your case) end up and you can make domestic calls using the funds stored there.
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What had happened was on 15 May Viettel had extended the scope of roaming network to include Korea (KTF), Thailand (AIS), Singapore (Starhub). During this time, I had been charged outside the DR99 package. As I didn't have mobile internet access from 15 May to 17 May (when DR99 package expired), I wrote back and mentioned this.