Mar 15 2010, 11:04 AM
QUOTE(lugiamcg @ Feb 8 2010, 01:44 PM)
I switched from prepaid to postpaid(sub line) - Maxis user
Why?
1) cheaper - on prepaid, i have to top up every month RM30 but i couldn't finish it. Eventually, it will cumulate to a few hundred ringgit
2) unlimited usage provided that u're willing to pay - this comes in handy when u realize that u save the hastle of buying top ups especially when u're out of credits during 'emergencies'
3) pride - not the best reason for switching plans but it definitely sounds cooler when u say that u're using postpaid =D
Hey, i'm on the opposite end, wanting to switch from postpaid to prepaid. Reason ? I wanna see how much i use whenever i call/sms, esp when overseas cos i don't want to get a heartattack when i come back to find out receiving a sms cost me RM2 ! Why?
1) cheaper - on prepaid, i have to top up every month RM30 but i couldn't finish it. Eventually, it will cumulate to a few hundred ringgit
2) unlimited usage provided that u're willing to pay - this comes in handy when u realize that u save the hastle of buying top ups especially when u're out of credits during 'emergencies'
3) pride - not the best reason for switching plans but it definitely sounds cooler when u say that u're using postpaid =D
Another reason is that i was thinking i could save on the fixed RM30 service charge per month. I'm a low user on sms/calls & getting charged for nothing is not my cup of tea. However reading yr post that u must top up but n0t finish it seems like wasteful too.
Now i'm confused.. really can't decide.
Which ought to save me the most $$ if i'm a low volume user ?
Prepaid / postpaid ?
If one of those is better, then which network gives the best rate ?
Sincerely,
Out-of-date user
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