But if you're looking for long term 2 years, taking the 24m contract saves you RM360.

This post has been edited by CSS: Dec 12 2012, 11:11 PM

This one i had agree with you

Have to reconsider my initial thought of subscription with Celcom.

This post has been edited by jayy79: Dec 13 2012, 12:40 AM

Blue Cube system always goes offline

I think it depends on outlets/branches staff, I had SERIOUS BAD experience with DiGi before I porting to Celcom.
very Bad customer service both at branches and online system of DiGi, the complaint report i lodged is more than Celcom.

Can't deny so far my best customer service experience is with Maxis. but too bad my hometown coverage Celcom is much better.

Not really a saving, in fact just a gimmick. They sell their package at price of rm98, then said give rebate and it will cost rm73/mth for 24mths . If you compute it, 12mths is more worth because data package price will drop all the time as the competition between telco is too tight.

Imagine the data plan per mth will drop to rm55/mth after 1 year.....

The only advantage of 24mths contract is that the warranty for iPhone is 24mths but not sure if applicable for iPhone 5.

This post has been edited by zie86: Dec 12 2012, 11:52 PM

The warranty is still 1 year even contracted to 24 months.

I was exactly think like you previously when opt for 12 or 24 months, but since the time I start to subscribe data plan (Digi Smartplan RM 68 for 3GB) about 2-3 years ago, and now it still selling at the same price (just notice DiGi has now promotion for smartplan, same price but high data volumn).

so far use Celcom for 7 months without contract and don't see any changes on the data plan yet, and I think I will go for 24 months as Celcom is the only one giving me best coverage experience (might not for you). Digi sucks all the while!

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Added on December 13, 2012, 12:02 amAnyway, reading the T&C now, it should credit until you fully utilized the advanced payment.



This post has been edited by zuying1985: Dec 13 2012, 12:02 AM

Thanks there! Now only I realize the T&C link under the page.

what u guys think about celcom speed coverage around klang valley/selangor?comparing with the others two telco

You will get slow connections in packed areas. E.g football stadium even though it shows 3G /E

that 1 for sure, i mean like normal occasion area like kopitiam, on house area, mamak and etcs

For me, I regretted taking Celcom iPhone 4S plan. Coverage for 3G is super bad. Most of them time EDGE only.

Maybe its just my area. From Ampang to my college @ KL = EDGE. At highway full bar 3G Damn piss since I cant utilize the data fully.

Changing to Maxis once and forever!

Should be okay

u must convert ur supp line to prepaid 1st, and thn change to celcom prime postpaid.
thn u can get ur iphone on 14th/12
y i know? coz i just did it today.........

can change from postpaid to prepaid?

There is trick to do this. Only can do when you wanna MNP to another telco.

Lets say your from Celcom postpaid wanna go to Hotlink Prepaid, just MNP out of Celcom and get to Hotlink prepaid.

need to walk in to celcom centre to request to port out? or direct walk in to hotlink to request port in?

and now i just received the email that asks to collect the iphone and it states there in the email DATE 14 DECEMBER 2012, TIME-8PM QUEUE STARTS, 12AM COLLECTION STARTS. Is this a typing error because nobody wants to come at 8pm of 14th Dec to queue for the iphone 5.... I mean they should have put the date 13 instead of 14? This is confusing once again...

You don't need to go to the ones you're porting out for any telco. Just make sure your bill got no outstanding amount, and you're no longer bound to contract. Go to the ones you'd like to port, they'll give you a sim that you'll use after the porting is done. In between, your previous telco may call to verify.

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Added on December 13, 2012, 4:19 amWell, for digi supplementary line, actually you can just straight port into Celcom's prepaid sim firsthand. That may ease up the process a bit, since porting between telcos takes time, days even. Once you get it ready on Celcom prepaid, it won't take much time to migrate into First Prime for example.

Btw, if you're only free on 14th and plan on doing everything in one day, above holds true (changing digi supplementary to digi prepaid), since porting from prepaid should be less hassle. Still, porting takes time.

This post has been edited by thisisit: Dec 13 2012, 04:28 AM

I oso got the email to queue at 8pm 14th and get phone at 12night... Means 15th