QUOTE(fcuk90 @ Nov 29 2011, 04:49 PM)
if you are not bound to get phone from umobile , you are not under contract ( should be the same for umobile )
like mine , i didnt have any contract with digi even thou i using smart plan 48 . i can change anytime i want .
the prepaid has better rate on call /sms ( 500mb )
postpaid have bigger quota . ( 1gb ) , and more costly rate for sms and call
up to you to decide.
QUOTE(Harddisk @ Nov 29 2011, 05:22 PM)
I heard the cap will be 64kbps (not kByte, but kbit). Basically, nothing you can do with it, other than just messaging.
There is NO contract for U mobile's postpaid. You can terminate any time you want, bill will be calculated based on pro-rated figure.
Thanks for your replies. So as long as I don't buy the phone, I can terminate whenever I want. Understood xD
@Harddisk I saw that too, but some time the "real life" experience of throttling can be a different scenario. And maybe it isn't as bad as Telco X's speeds once your throttled although both may have the same "theoretical" throttled speeds
Added on November 29, 2011, 5:28 pmQUOTE(Harddisk @ Nov 29 2011, 05:22 PM)
I heard the cap will be 64kbps (not kByte, but kbit). Basically, nothing you can do with it, other than just messaging.
There is NO contract for U mobile's postpaid. You can terminate any time you want, bill will be calculated based on pro-rated figure.
Process is, make sure your current line is not tied to any contract, then just go over to the new carrier's counter and tell them you wanna do an MNP. That's all.
Do call the bank to update them on your MNP as some banks don't send SMS to non original carrier's phone prefix, if you get what I mean. 
Added on November 29, 2011, 5:25 pmNothing else to discuss while waiting for the phone to officially hit our market.

I don't get what this means.... I currently use Maxis Prepaid, so yea...... I don't pay bills as of yet.
This post has been edited by akash3656: Nov 29 2011, 05:28 PM