Anyone know how to use call forwarding with digi. I try to set it up in my phone but got unexpected network error.

I successfully set up call forwarding when unreachable using celcom before this.

If using Phone Settings, be sure to enter the number you are forwarding to in national rather than international format (example, 012 not +6012).

Other way, you can use these dialling codes to activate call forwarding:



This post has been edited by dgboy: Mar 27 2016, 02:47 PM

Thanks for the info. I already try the National format but it change the number to something like +6000012XXX (xxx my number).

Anyway i already emailed digi and they reset my call forwarding setting to default and now i successfully set up my call forwarding number.

Thanks for the code information.

guys,
normally how much is the charge for sim card replacement ?

It is usually RM20.

20 for nano sim, 10 for micro sim, this is previously I switch my sim, not sure now getting home more expensive or not.

I check *100# got the option of RM18.00 for 1gig, 30 days validity (MNP). this offer last how long?

sorry , noob question , how do i know which plan im in ? anyway to check ?

Use the myDigi app. It should show it.

owh ok , tq

is digiwap access point discontinued?

my old phones can no longer connect to internet, have to switch to diginet access point...

Anyone know if it's possible to share data among digi lines? Cause it's such a pity to waste data.

now diginet

Bought Digi prepaid SIM as trial, contemplating to port out from Maxis. Very surprised that with digi it doesn't take much data for speed test. With Maxis, each speed test consume about 70mb, scary..

Digi speedtest, at least from my experience, does not consume data.

You serious ?

1x test eats you 70MB of data ?!

so how many speedtest have you done using maxis data before? i believe you must have done more than once to say this?

of cos more than once. Enough numbers of sampling to conclude. Usually at the end of month to finish off quota.

this is true now i using digi...

great, so how much data was consumed for digi?