I have a Celcom Instanet Prepaid number and want to port to DiGi Easy Prepaid. Can data sim card be port ah?

DiGi enhances prepaid package for youths


SHAH ALAM: DiGi.com Bhd has enhanced its strategy to capture the Internet-savvy youth market with its Easy Prepaid plan, which now provides 24-hour free calls, short-message service (SMS) and Facebook access for customers.

Its unit DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd is focusing on providing “Internet for All”’, the latest offerings where consumers will be able to use both voice and data channels to stay connected.

DiGi head of prepaid Ting Shiew Han said the plan would enable customers to interact with three “Buddyz” freely and easily at zero charges within their self-created “mini community of four” via phone calls, SMS and Facebook.

Ting said in a statement that with 80% of Malaysian mobile subscribers being prepaid users, the company was taking the lead to address their needs by delivering the best value in the market with relevant and richer mobile features that customers could truly appreciate.

“Starting Tuesday, Easy Prepaid subscribers could enjoy round-the-clock free calls and SMS to three ‘Buddyz’ as well as free Facebook access under this refreshed prepaid plan.

“About 50% of the Malaysia population are below 25 and they are one of the most discerning, price-sensitive and mobile Internet-savvy people around,” he said.

“We believe the new features of DiGi Easy Prepaid will further enhance user experience and empower customers to stay connected with their loved ones in the most affordable and convenient way – fulfilling our ambition to deliver ‘Internet For All’,” he added.

The plan also includes SMS bonus. It offers free SMS to the subscriber and everyone in the “Buddyz” list after each reload transaction from as little as RM10.

With every RM10 reload, the DiGi Easy Prepaid subscriber will receive 10 free SMS to all networks whereas all three “Buddyz” will receive five free DiGi-to-DiGi SMS each.

Existing DiGi Easy Prepaid customers can migrate to the new plan from Sept 14 for a fee of RM5.

That one only work if u reload using Mastercard Debit Card via online

24-hour Free Calls on DiGi Easy Prepaid


New DiGi Easy Prepaid customers can now enjoy 24-hours of free calls to up to 3 DiGi mobile numbers via Buddyz. The free calls is subject to a usage of 60 hours a month, comes without any usage notice from DiGi. The 24-hour free calls is only available to Easy Prepaid customers who activate their numbers after 4 September 2012.

For the new plan, customers will also get free SMS between them and up to 3 friends(Buddyz) when they reload a minimum RM10. All free SMSes have a 15 days validity period and a maximum cap of 300 SMS applies.
With every RM10 reload, the DiGi Easy Prepaid subscriber will receive 10 Free SMS to all networks whereas all three Buddyz will receive 5 free DiGi-to-DiGi sms each.
Subsequent changes to the numbers on Buddyz list(first 3 are free) will cost RM10/slot.
For exciting Easy Prepaid customers who activated their number from 25 February 2011 onwards will only enjoy the free calls and SMS between 00:00:00 to 18:00:59 daily.
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Via its Music Bonus feature, DiGi is offering 3 mp3 songs every month. As for Facebook access, customers can update their Facebook status or receive alerts via Facebook Zero for free. Call tariffs are at a flat rate of 30 sen per minute to all networks and 8 sen per SMS to non-DiGi numbers.
In a press statement, Ting Shiew Han, Head of Prepaid in DiGi said, “With 80% of Malaysian mobile subscribers being prepaid users, DiGi is leading the charge to address their needs by delivering the best value in the market with relevant and richer mobile features that customers can truly appreciate. Starting today, DiGi Easy Prepaid subscribers can enjoy the flexibility and convenience of round-the-clock free calls and SMS to three Buddyz as well as free Facebook access under this refreshed prepaid plan.
“DiGi has a strong brand affinity with youths and we are confident that this vibrant market segment will find our latest proposition appealing. After all, 50% of the Malaysia population are below 25 and they are one of the most discerning, price sensitive and mobile internet savvy people around. We believe that the new features of DiGi Easy Prepaid will further enhance user experience and empower customers to stay connected with their loved ones in the most affordable and convenient way – fulfilling our ambition to deliver Internet For All.”
Existing DiGi Easy Prepaid customers can migrate to the new plan from 14 September 2012 onwards for a fee of RM5.

Guys, it's a trap! For the current user of DiGi Easy, jangan migrate to the new DiGi Easy Plan!

DiGi revised their mobile internet plan

DiGi BIS is RM18/month now. But that does not include with data right like Celcom and Maxis ? I mean if I use WhatsApp, somehow my credit will kena telan, is it?

Malaysia 3G Speeds not up to expectation, SKMM to take action
The Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has issued a stern warning to cellular companies that are providing 3G services on lower-than-agreed bandwidth, causing a deterioration in the quality of 3G services.
Most of the 3G players are using the 900 megahertz (MHz) and 1,800MHz frequency bands to roll out 3G services instead of the primary 2,100MHz band meant for 3G.
The regulator has given the players till the end of the year to come up with a plan to rectify the situation or face hefty fines, given the rise in the number of complaints regarding the capacity and speed of 3G services.
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“We did an audit over three months ago and this has come to light. They have been putting up 3G coverage but not capacity and speed, and hence, the 3G services are slow. We issued the warning two weeks ago and have given them till the end of December to come back to us or action will be taken against them,” MCMC(SKMM) chairman Datuk Mohamed Sharil Mohamed Tarmizi told StarBiz.
He, however, added that “some of them have taken steps, but a lot more needs to be done”.

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no wonder nowdays digi prepaid mobile internet the speed is faster than last time. Just tested the download speed almost 3 mbps and upload 0.8 mbps. Took them long enough

Now everyone can convert to Celcom 1Malaysia at Celcom Blue Cube.

Celcom 1Malaysia