set your phone to Manual Retrieve
then each time any mms notified you can choose Retrieve or Delete
there should be no charges for the notification as it's received under sms protocol

This post has been edited by dgboy: Nov 16 2011, 06:42 AM

I thought you'll need a set of new mms settings?

finally my Hotlink line was cut now

service cancellation date = 28 October 2011 (50 days after expiry)

termination date = 16 November 2011

so it seems there's about 2-3 weeks gap in which it may be possible to ask Maxis to reinstate (but all credit, bonus and points are lost on the cancellation date)

arghh got deducted near to rm9... so fed up... my stupid nokia classic phone do not have the option to delete APN...

My phone's mms setting is preset and so far I could not find ways to delete it, it will come back after delete...

Thanks going to check if can set this option...

They are trying to draw money from those overseas trying to retrieve their messages...

Locally also can suck money! Last I wondered how....

Hi, I top up RM90 before my HOTLINK 365 expire but the expire date did not extend. Is this correct?

recently plan to change from postpaid value 50 to hotlink prepaid...
can use back existing number..?
any plan is worth to use now..?

Yes

guys am thinking of changing to maxis..

i've been to the web and all they mention is the call plan..

where;s the data plan ? currently im on digi's unlimited plan

hotlink is in such a mess with their plans and validities

https://forum.maxis.com.my/forum_topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=629

and i noted under Staying Active here, it is now suggesting back to RM5 for 90 days.. omg, it so confusing

http://www.hotlink.com.my/web/portal/hotli...ink_plan_en_web

This post has been edited by dgboy: Nov 17 2011, 09:42 PM

i neither receive msg, call nor send msg and call. need help here.
the signal bar (not 3g) is full there but i cant even do a credit check.

This post has been edited by deShinyDevil: Nov 17 2011, 10:18 PM

Try to switch off and on again.

i din even use much of my 3g and it says i've used 300mb already =.= the heck...

Hey there, I want to jump from digi to maxis due to bad reception in my area. The thing is, I need a plan for my smartphone that has minimal calls/sms commitment but has tons of data (5gb above). My budget is 200 max monthly. Please advise thank you.

it doesnt indicate by whether u use much or not but how much data was downloaded or progress

you can check your usage by

*100# > 6 > 1 > 01 > 7

RM200 budget is quite a large sum. You should opt for postpaid plans. Choose a principal line plan for your voice and SMS and on top of that choose a monthly internet plan.

Please visit Maxis official website for postpaid plan choices bro.

An example of various types of Internet plan for a postpaid line :

The link you quoted above is for the older hotlink offering which has been shelved.

This is the new one.

New hotlink plan



This post has been edited by soul2soul: Nov 21 2011, 08:41 AM

I was using Maxis 3G and then I surfed this 'Maxis 3G Internet' website and it started to load fast, to about 180kb+ (data loaded). Then I stopped it before it loaded any further and check my balanced.

It ate RM3+ ???WTF



I'm on Maxis prepaid Youth Club btw

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Nov 21 2011, 08:51 AM

The complication is Hotlink website is still using New Hotlink Plan to describe what is now the old version.

If you go to FAQ on the same page, click General Enquiries (note New Hotlink Plan shows at the top), scroll down to Staying Active and it clearly implies 90 days for RM5 topup or Hot Ticket.

Nowhere is it clearly stated what validity one gets for topup under the new plan, but Maxis confirmed to me via email and in their Maxis Forum that it is back to basically 1 day for RM1 for RM10 upwards.

I had been monitoring Hotlink website a few months now in the expectation they would do something about this, but nothing has changed. Maxis appears to me to be committing an offence of false description of services in an advertisement under the Trade Descriptions Act 2011.

SKMM should oblige all telcos to publish full details of all their active plans that are still in use, so the customers can make informed choices of whether so-called upgrading to a new plan is actually in their best interests or not.

Maxis could help by drawing a comparision table between the New and Old Hotlink plans instead of comparing the new plan only with DiGi and Celcom's current prepaid plans.

Xpax have done a good job here