Yeah it was annoying at first, but now I have accepted it. It's very useful as an indicator that a call is successful. Sometimes for whatever reason a call won't get through (can't hear ringing tone), so now I always wait to see the active divert symbol before putting phone to ear :-)

i wonder why digi network is weaker then maxis. its weird. i tried put maxis sim in my g900 can work. but when put in digi it says no network coverage :S

i'm wondering izit good and worth it ar to change to the latest digi prepaid rm1 plan... i use it mostly for sms (to my fnf nos, alot!) and currently are on super sms...

any recommendation? hehe... coz' once changed, that's it... cannot revert it back d wan... gotto think properly... 

Actually this depends on your friend's sms plan. A friend of mine has a plan where he has unlimited sms to same network, but will be charged when sending or receiving from other network.

If I remember correctly, calling to US should be around 16cents/min, with 30 sec charging block. Been a while since I did it :-/

my digi no. im using now is registered on other people name, is it possible to transfer or mnp to other telco (e.g HYC) without the ic or the owner?

Although, we don't really know how convenient the process of choosing number will be since Digi will randomly pool a list of available numbers based on the 3-4 digits that you've entered and there's a cap of 5 daily attempts. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.

I wonder if dealers will start protesting by boycotting the future new simpacks since they've lost some profit opportunity since Digi is one of the major players. If Hotlink does the same thing, dealers will be fuming with anger.

Oh damn. That could be a loophole too but I think Digi will have a way to plug it. Also, if I'm not mistaken, there're a maximum number of numbers that can be registered under one single person. Dealers could probably still profit but it would be limited and is a hassle / time-consuming process (registering, selecting numbers and all).
This I am not certain but I think the new sim packs might have unique serial numbers attached to them which will be registered under you. Once you have chosen your phone number at home, the phone number will be assigned to the serial number? That's just my guess.

True that they can still earn from the current sim packs with nice numbers but I think the new system might slow their sales since users can now choose their own numbers. By the way, I think even consumers themselves might start buying a few packs, quickly choose the nice numbers and then sell them for a little profit.
Consumers will benefit from this system more than dealers if it works well. Now I'm waiting for dealer to come in here and I'd like to see their comments on this.

canot coz it need the physical ic to put into the machine to extract the data.

yeah digi now

60second block......

call 13second also need to pay 36sen

yes digi can too

just port your GF maxis to your sub-line with UNLIMITED free call/video call/sms/MMS 

please read carefully before u reply la..
what he meant was..
port the gf maxis to digi as subline to enjoy unlimited call/sms/mms/video call..

unethical actually. many gals get harrassed by their ex bf cos they got friends. they have to change phone line. which is very bad.