Hong Kong hahasim card white newbie nanny level use guide
Introduction
As a series of products of haha Travel under Hong Kong Fung Chak, hahasim is very suitable for outbound travelling, and its low cost of guaranteed number (HK$20 a year) plus the policy of not requiring real name for use in Mainland China has attracted a lot of Mainland consumers. In this article, from the perspective of an ordinary user and amateur purchaser, we will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of hahasim and some tips for using it, part of the content is from the Internet.
Tariffs and Packages
(postal, telecom etc) service charge
The hahasim card comes with 50 HKD phone bill, there will be a latest activation date on the front left corner of the package, you need to activate it before that. Hong Kong package tariffs refer to the following table, Hong Kong card package is not mandatory to buy, so there will be the concept of zero monthly fee, but there should be a validity period, hahasim validity of 365 days, from the date of activation within one year of the top up of HK$ 20 can be guaranteed number.
Other roaming rates and the latest packages can be found atOfficial website link
recharge (money onto a card)
There are only two official top-up methods described here.
Top-up method 1: haha Travel app
You can choose VISA/MASTERCARD credit card to top up, in addition to supporting Apple Pay (ios), Google Pay (Android), Alipay HK. Minimum top up HK$20.
Recharge method 2: 3 HK official website stored value, support Mainland WeChat Alipay
The reference steps are as follows, basically seconds after payment. The validity period is also recalculated for 365 days from the date of top-up.
selling prices
Officially priced at HK$50 a piece, they are available offline at Fung Chak Electrical shops, so those who are travelling to Hong Kong can just search on the map to head to the nearest shop.
real-name authentication
It is recommended to enter the ICCID, which can be found on the cardboard, so that real name authentication can be done without inserting the card.
Real-name authentication support documents:
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Hong Kong and Macao Travel Permit
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passport
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Hong Kong Identity Card (HKID)
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Other documents that can be used to prove identity, usually requiring manual review
Here will not demonstrate the process, all the way to follow the prompts to upload a photo ID, fill in the identity information can be.
You will receive the following SMS alert when your real name is complete:
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FORTRESS haha SIM: You have successfully completed the registration of stored value card XXXXXXXXXX. Enquiry: 2555 5788
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For use in other regions except Hong Kong, real-name authentication is not required. Usage scenarios include:
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Receiving calls (according to the feedback of users, charges will be incurred if you hang up the phone voluntarily)
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Send and receive text messages (receiving text messages is free)
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Purchase and use non-Hong Kong roaming packages
Real name authentication can be cancelled, you need to select Account->Real Name Registration in the haha Travel app and enter relevant information to cancel the real name registration.
haha Travel app
Download method:
Apple:Apple Store(Support ID download)
Android:
Rooted Android phones can not be installed and used, please try to restore the unrooted state or hide the root!
APK Pure(Directly download apk, Hongmeng system can be installed and used)
Activation Notes
Although it is said that most users can basically activate their mobile phones directly after inserting the card and receive an activation SMS (including mobile phone number). However, it cannot be ruled out that the network in certain areas of the Mainland, including the user's mobile phone settings and other factors, resulting in activation will be relatively difficult. Below is a list of common activation problems for reference:
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SIM card inserted into mobile phone not recognised
Commonly used in dual SIM mobile phones, please try to insert the mobile phone card into the first slot separately, activate it and then put it into the dual SIM card
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Plugged in card has signal, but can't receive activation text message
This should be the activation issue that most people might get stuck on. Some areas in the mainland are relatively slow to activate, so you can wait about 10 minutes to see if there is any SMS. See some sellers recommend opening data roaming, in principle, try not to open, to avoid unnecessary deductions. Make sure your mobile phone card is inserted into the first slot and is in single card status. If you really can't receive it, you can send a text message to your mainland mobile phone number, due to the change of overseas mobile phone number, in order to ensure the success of the text message sent, please add +86 in front of the recipient number. it is said that dialing ##107# can trigger the request for number enquiry, and you can receive the text message after that, please note that this may incur the relevant fees.
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hahaSIM 莫名被扣费
Just activated it is missing $3.5 balance because SMS service was used for activation. Also 1 minute roaming call charge for active hang up.
Other notes (permanent update)
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Number registered with Alipay HK
Similar to mainland operators, Hong Kong also has a secondary release number, so it is inevitable that we will encounter recycled numbers registered many software that we need to use. One of the Alipay HK need to call the mainland Alipay customer service phone 95188, give customer service feedback that Hong Kong Alipay is frozen, need to verify, and then provide 852 beginning of the Hong Kong number to customer service. Customer service will want to mailbox and contact phone number, in accordance with the above requirements to provide Hong Kong mobile phone number corresponding to the real name of the document can be.
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