Maybe U Mobile feel tat most of the customers use very less in prepaid. Imagine customer A in his/her prepaid balance not more than RM30, there is no point U Mobile launched roaming to other country (Except Singapore), am I rite?

Plus U mobile focus in Malaysia and Singapore market, but very curiously why don't open roaming in Brunei and Thailand? It's very near Malaysia aa~

It still can attract most customers, bcoz of the data plan, it is unlimited neh... Bt once kena quota, the speed will slow down. Not like DiGi, Celcom or even Maxis, including Tune Talk and XoX XinXun, they straight away "terminate" or charge as "pay per use" once u reach the quota..

I use the U Mobile around 2 years, I'm still waiting for roaming in Brunei there. But seems like U Mobile marketing department don't do improve or launched for this roaming country, very soon I gonna to MNP to XoX XinXun. It's very attractive MNP to XoX XinXun straight away 28 months account active. I not need every month keep top-up to stay active my account.

very simple.

U Mobile's 33% is owned by Singapore Technologies Telemedia (STT) <-- which in turn owned by Temasek Holding.

StarHub, Singapore is part of STT.

so, it's logical that Umobile <-> Starhub enabled the cross-country roaming.

http://www.starhub.com/content/promotions/...eenprepaid.html
http://www.u.com.my/prepaid-packages/prepaid-roaming

umobile customers roam to singapore, will latch on to starhub network and its local call rate. vice versa, starhub customers roam to malaysia, will latch on to umobile network and its local rate.


umobile couldnt enable roaming to other countries because of realtime roaming billing & charging system is not available.

why postpaid have roaming? cuz charging is not realtime, and uses different system.

that MORE doesn't mean ENOUGH for the extra cost, don't think that u mobile got enough capital to do so much for now.

better check clearly o, i think they still need some top up within the period one

thanks for the sharing,
just for extra information, postpaid do have roaming with just paying RM 300 as deposit

yup, postpaid do have. cuz they use different charging system. for prepaid, they dont because it needed a realtime charging/billing and the only open to MY<>SG

If I'm not mistake. At least u need to top up RM30 or at least make 1 outgoing call to enjoy 28 months validity.

Guys, how come this happen?
I set the app as soon as i renew my Ubroadband

Now Umobile says i use 80% d
The app says i use 1gb only

-.-"

App doesn't monitor everything

I'm using WatchDog
Nearly accurate
Not sure is it bcoz I'm on prepaid
When exceed 500mb on WatchDog, my speedtest straight away showed 64kbps...

nice recommendation

so when can is LTE coming to uMobile?

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serious?? its only available for postpaid only like maxis's? or its also available for prepaid also?

im thinking of switching to umobile prepaid since the hotlink data kept on disconnecting and connecting..

WOW,.. you got this today ? ????

but then 22mbps still not impressive like LTE speed

still LTE have better connection on multitasking and much better routing with lower ping ,..

3G 22Mbps VS 4G 22Mbps is huge different though

hi, i think wanna buy umobile broadband for my lappy..actually already looked into their website but im a bit confused. is there any starterpack for postpaid? how much total i need to pay?

mdzaboy no starter pack for postpaid. cheapest is U28 Postpaid (1GB data). no contract for the postpaid plans. if you take phone, then contract will kick in.

why not get Prepaid? RM8 per pack onli. then try out UMI plans. http://www.u.com.my/prepaid/unlimited-mobile-internet-plan

btw, bonus 500MB if you renew your umi plans.

I don't understand the bonus 500MB T&C. What it means by 7 days validity?

Meaning if I renew by 1 Oct, then free 500MB is until 7 Oct? If unutilized then will be burned?

Hotlink now has Always Free Internet plan, hmm...

This post has been edited by jhlou: Sep 25 2013, 08:34 AM

Hotlink Always Free Internet plan = 64kbps speed

umobile umi = no speed limit.