You'll get 30 days from the date of activation. After that it will auto renew for another 30 days, unless you cancel the service before midnight on day 30.

The price will be RM48/30 days from 01 July onwards. The new price will only apply if you subscribe or renew from July on. DiGi already delayed the RM48 price a few times and in my opinion will do so again.

http://www.digi.com.my/internet/3g/pricing_mi500.html

This post has been edited by dgboy: Jun 17 2012, 08:11 AM

indeed, can email to aduan@cfm.org.my

be sure to include your

Name
New NRIC
Mobile number
Alternate contact number

or you can register account with CFM

i emailed one complaint and CFM registered an account for me, where can track the status of complaint, etc.

however, do raise any matter with the telco first and give them a period of time to settle the matter, like 7 days

if no reply, or the telco do not satisfy you with their reply, then turn to CFM

This post has been edited by dgboy: Jun 20 2012, 07:32 PM

DG Prepaid Broadband is introduced around mid-May.

It replaces the old Limited Edition plan.

Validity period are shorter, and there is no strangulation - after exhaust the quota, line will be barred until reload.

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This post has been edited by dgboy: Jun 28 2012, 06:21 AM

I'd been using Hotlink Mobile Internet Monthly since early June, as Maxis offered me it @ RM10 for 500MB.

The service was not consistent, many times hard to connect (and this in the centre of KL).

Maxis usually better than this, yet June it has been bad.

Btw, today [01 July 2012] is the last day to subscribe MI Monthly with DiGi Prepaid at the RM30 fee.

today the last day according to the website update just now. from 02 july is RM48 but anything could happen.

ok, but this topic is about mobile

we cannot carry optical fibre around in our pocket

I've been totally wireless at home since late 1999

This post has been edited by dgboy: Jul 1 2012, 08:55 PM

total mobility I suppose

Mobile only, no fixed line.

This post has been edited by dgboy: Jul 1 2012, 10:20 PM

latest DiGi Prepaid Mobile Internet offerings

This post has been edited by dgboy: Jul 2 2012, 10:39 AM

Throttle the speed - these TnC apply to all the Mobile Internet Options :-

7 By subscribing to Mobile Internet, the Subscriber will be enjoying Internet access at 384kbps (3G speed).

8 By subscribing to Mobile Internet, the Subscriber is entitled to a usage of XXXMB during the Subscription Period as stipulated in DiGi's existing Fair Usage Policy. Upon exceeding the fair usage quota of XXXMB, the Subscriber shall continue to enjoy Internet access but with a throttled speed of 64kbps until the end of the Subscription Period.

latest from DiGi

IMPORTANT: SIM Card Hijacking Alert

Dear customers, please be aware that there is an on-going issue of telco subscribers falling victim to the hijacking of SIM cards. Should you experience prolonged connectivity problems of any kind, please call our DiGi Customer Service Helpline at 016 2211 800 immediately. Thank you.

I'm still trying to find out what DiGi's notice on sim card hijacking is actually about. But I don't think it relates to Facebook Zero. All these so-called Zero services (Facebook, DiGiLive, and etc) have limitation that the service is only free for accessing certain web addresses... as soon as you move outside, for example by clicking on a link or an advert, you will be subject to data charges. And you must use digiwap as the APN.

From the FAQ page:

Is Facebook Zero free?

Yes, Facebook Zero is FREE of Internet charges - as long as you surf within the boundaries of the FB Zero site using ONLY the digiwap APN (Access Point Name). Browsing images and videos will incur Internet charges. Similarly, leaving the FB Zero site to the normal Facebook Mobile site (http://m.facebook.com ) will also incur normal Internet charges.

This post has been edited by dgboy: Jul 12 2012, 08:22 PM

if DiGi postpaid plan without any data subscription,

then data will be charged at PAYU rate up to a monthly cap of RM240

1. I think you need to set the access point inside the Opera Mini settings rather than your connection settings. If digiwap is under the uncategorised apn then you most likely have diginet as your main internet apn and Opera Mini could be using that.
2. But I've also encountered problem with free stuff under DiGi... Last year it was free music download where i got stung for RM5 despite taking great trouble to follow DiGi's instruction. DiGi reimbursed me for that. But after the experience I decided so-called free offerings were not worth the hassle. Now I always avoid them.

This post has been edited by dgboy: Jul 16 2012, 10:41 AM

yeah i realised your phone is nokia and was testing on my c5-00. In the Opera Mini settings, it is under Advanced > Connection choose WAP Services there.

cap the speed

see my Post #667 upstairs here

This is one of DiGi's weak point compared to U Mobile and Maxis.

you might wanna try Mobile Internet Monthly which currently is RM30/300MB/30days

then you don't need to worry if it's free or not, and you can do other light surfing whenever you want for RM1/day