Or switch to Airplane Mode.

Soon. Product guys are working out the details.

Response too good. So we need to headache over how to fulfill the demands of our passionate customers. Launch it late rather than launch it half baked.

^ Agree
But then again, I'm just the webmaster.

This post has been edited by SweetPuff: Jun 25 2010, 02:47 PM

^ Copy and pasted directly from the email I got from the guy handling the voucher:

1. Yes, customers can use more than 1 vouchers at the same time to purchase phone, provided that:-
a. The owners of the vouchers are there to verify (e.g: if Mr A has 2 vocuhers, can use together, if Mr A & Mrs A combining their vouchers for 1 purchase, both of them are there to verify)
b. Alternatively, the owner of the vouchers must state with authorization letter

2. Sorry, not for phone bundling…..

This post has been edited by SweetPuff: Jun 25 2010, 03:44 PM

Try this guide:
http://www.digi.com.my/support/after_suppo...up_after_ivr.do

You can click on the boxes to the right of the image.

Of course. You'll even get to transfer up to rm500 of your current prepaid credit to Smartplan.

All phone bills comes with government tax, bro.

Dun worry ler. If Zero FB gets discontinued, you'll hear from me first.

Still there. before anyone can terminate a digi service, they will have to inform me

What phone digi is bringing in next? That one you know I know lah...

Nothing to do with geng-ness or being powderful. It's all about communicating to customers ler.

Since I manage the website, it's my job to know the status of our services. Else an outdated website is a cause for concern. That being said, I'll admit that nothing is perfect

And your gf can opt for either a prepaid or postpaid line.
http://www.digi.com.my/postpaid/digi_postp...upplementary.do

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Added on July 5, 2010, 11:12 amWhat phone you're using again? Got some stuff running in the background like weather updates or a-gps downloads?

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Added on July 5, 2010, 11:21 amCan't tell, bro, even if I know. But I'm sure there's an expected phone down the horizon...

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Added on July 5, 2010, 11:51 amUsing iPhone without an unlimited data package is pretty risky, bro. I'm sure there's some sort of settings on the phone to disable data, I'm pretty sure that there's an App for it. Just need to be careful when you are roaming.

This post has been edited by SweetPuff: Jul 5 2010, 11:52 AM

By 25 August, if I remember correctly.

@grunge
Please PM me your name and mobile number and the amount you were billed. No promises, but I'll highlight your case to the bosses. But in all honesty, if it's a phone setting issue, there's very little you can do about it.

If you have to borrow from loanshark to pay your phone bills, you might wanna have a re-look at the management of your expenses. And really, never ever consider loanshark. Nothing good will come out of it. Coz it will cause your loved ones will suffer.

I think it's really important to live within your means as a student. You can always make up for it during your working years. Even then, have to pandai-pandai know your limits lah. Heard too many horror stories from friends working in the banking sector about young people getting declared bankrupt.

Getting an expensive phone, is a monetary commitment.

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Added on July 6, 2010, 4:02 pmToday is a long way to go bro

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Added on July 6, 2010, 4:04 pmGood catch. You can't choose anymore! I've got that rectified already

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Added on July 6, 2010, 4:12 pmIf you're on some digi data plan, there will be a cap, so at least you're protected from unforeseen data charges. Not sure what plan Grunge is on. I'll get customer service to revert.

@grunge
I wouldn't call Fruitie a big digi fan. Just see her rants in DiGi Campus and you'll understand. But I think she does give a fair opinion on DiGi services.

I mean, I myself would not call our products and services being perfect or pretend that they are.

This post has been edited by SweetPuff: Jul 6 2010, 04:12 PM

MiFi plan got rebates. So need to factor that in prior to deciding. We'll out up a comparison soon

This post has been edited by SweetPuff: Jul 7 2010, 02:10 PM

Sorry, which page you're referring to?

My role as webmaster stretch beyond digi.com.my and daily operational work, so I might not remember every single detail unless I'm sitting in front of my laptop.

Biggest DiGi Store? In terms of size, I think SoHoKL is the biggest. But I'm not so sure about the selection of phones and accessories.

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Added on July 7, 2010, 10:18 pm@grunge
You're not the only one having this problem, I'm afraid.
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1481231

I'll try to get a reply from customer service personnel tomorrow. Was on leave today.

This post has been edited by SweetPuff: Jul 7 2010, 10:18 PM

You mean this?
http://www.digi.com.my/iphone/getone_want_iphone.html

I thought RRP reduced?

What's the confusion about eh? Sorry lah. I didn't pay much attention to the iphone plans. If you have questions about the plan, I'll channel your questions to the people handling iDiGi.

Fear not, I'm arranging a meeting with the iDiGi guys to clarify for you (and to help me understand the d@mn thing).

What will help I think is to have a few examples laid out, IMHO.

You will lose the rebate if you terminate earlier. Well, you can say that the rm360 is 'advance payment' in a sense.

Q3 Is there a contract tied to this plan and can I terminate my subscription anytime?

A3 There is NO contract and you may terminate your subscription anytime. However, you will not enjoy the RM30 rebates for the 1st 12 months if you decide to do so.
Eg: Terminate after month 11 – Rebate of RM30 forfeited

Small sotong plan mah.. less plans to support = less headache (I guess)

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Added on July 9, 2010, 3:07 pmIn meeting with iDiGi guys now. Basically. The new iDiGi plans are using new pricing models. Will update everyone later.

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Added on July 9, 2010, 3:32 pmOk. Here's the deal with the new iDiGi plan:

It should be viewed as a revamped plan, so shouldn't really be compared to the old plan. We're working on a new price chart and also some examples to help everyone understand.

In summary, with the new iDiGi plan, you'll save a little less upfront, but will eventually save more during the course of the contract.

This post has been edited by SweetPuff: Jul 9 2010, 03:32 PM