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 Sep 25 2010, 12:50 AM
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Waa...... after reading so many positive feedbacks regarding Celcom's service vis-a-vis Maxis and DiGi, I am tempted to move from M to Celcom since I am now using iPhone4. However, my previous experience with Celcom was not a very pleasant one. Now hesitating whether to switch and give Celcom another try or not. Any encouragement???
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Sep 27 2010, 09:57 PM
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QUOTE(rEktOr @ Sep 27 2010, 04:40 PM) i'm a former user of Maxis. Thru my experience, data usage and coverage on maxis in Melaka (at my place specially) is non satisfactory although I use the RM88 package (i bought the 3GS without contract and subscribe to the 88 package because it's unlimited at that time. And I use my 3GS for tethering). Gee...thx rEktOr, this is one comforting positive feedback about Celcom. After a few months I MNPed to Celcom. When I want to subcribe for data package they suggest the 384kbps package for RM38/month unlimited (but of course they cap the data)but still no extra charge. I am a satisfied user ever since and just early this year they raised the speed. Save my monthly bill from RM168 Maxis to only RM88 Celcom. I am a happy user. I'm now in JB btw and sending this reply using my laptop tethered thru my 3GS. To me, coverage and stability is more important than speed.   Will wait for more positive feedbacks and also see what will be Celcom's offers for the iPhone4  Hopefully, by then I think I shld be able decide whether to port to Celcom or remain with my current long time Maxis telco. |
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Oct 4 2010, 10:09 PM
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QUOTE(putratr @ Oct 4 2010, 09:57 PM) Just received info from my friend in Celcom. If this is reliable, then all the anticipation comes to an anti-climax. Celcom wont be bringing Iphone 4. They would just concentrate on the new BB Torch.  Anyway, I am not affected as I am already an iPhone 4 user. I am following this thread to read about users experience with Celcom broadband service. Learnt one thing for sure, and that is, Celcom's wide coverage is second to none. This a definitely a plus point. My hesitation is which plan to choose as I'll also be porting over another sub-line.  Any recommendations from experienced users in this thread? I definitely appreciate very much for any recommendations. Thx. |
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Oct 5 2010, 11:24 PM
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QUOTE(fizbone @ Oct 5 2010, 05:38 PM) i'm using exc 50 + RM68 (data plan) = RM118 i'm using this plan way back from iphone 3G until recently iphone 4 works great no surprise bill... the data given is 5GB.. almost unlimited for me (i have total freedom using data) .. im using data all the way + tethering with laptop some more never exceed & the best part no string attached (no contract at all can terminate any time).. tq fizbone, tq for sharing your experience. |
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