So, this is the best rate in Malaysia at this moment?

Of course.

Go for blue.

reporting from alor star now!... call rate as advertised. 28sen for 10 n 5min respectively!

one miss call or voice mail cost 28 Cents .... very good deal ....

missed call? Unless it goes through it wont cost anything right?

yeah..others has practice 30-sec block...

haha, glad to hear that bro

so, if i'm in penang now, the call rate will be 10sen/min right? even i'm from perak?

that should be the case

once u enter penang Territory, 10cent for u! hahaha

ehehe i already upgrade to this package from uox but it charge my rm5 and if i want to change back to uox i need to pay back rm5 better then go buy new number rm10 also coz got some shop charge it rm10

yup, if u wanna revert back to the old plan, u'll be charge another rm5

btw, the shop charge u rm10 for what? i didn't get it

And I think no need to change back. This plan good enough for all.

I bet this plan will be last longer.

it's consider we buy a bulk of call time. if we can fully utilise , then we enjoy it.

if we just use for few second/ minute. can say, not much benifit.

if ur call all short period then UOX more worth it. This one is those like to hog the line one

telco really makes money from mc & vm la ...
if their network problem & ur call can't get tru .. they still earn the profit ..

bijak2x

some countries in Africa do charge for misscall! You call someone they have yet to pick up also charge

That's why I disabled both my numbers' voicemail service, and encourage others to do it as well...

Unless you really use the voicemail service. But then again, how many of you really use it?

Change now! Call CS, ask them to disable the damn thing... (it used to be easy to disable it ourself - at least maxis used to be easy ##009#)

But now we need to call them... sigh...

This post has been edited by maknismudekots: Apr 22 2011, 02:48 AM

99.9% didnt use voicemail....

talk for 5mins? or 10mins?

Too bad its hard to identify which telco, we are calling...
Anyway to easily tell which telco we are calling?

Should we now give a phone number, with a D or M or U or C at the back?
014-1234123C



This post has been edited by Cowhide: Apr 22 2011, 01:58 PM

maybe connection fee?