welcome LOL

but actually right, how much do they charge me for the BIS plan? besides the RM34 every 2 months for 600mb.

I'm trying to see is it more worth it to go for normal RM28 per month or this BIS one.

I'm not using a BB. just a normal smartphone.

i just subscribe to u28 unlimited internet with 100sms from digi postpaid
no regret, i save alot using this
btw how to check how many quota i being used on u28 ar? and how many minits and sms i have been send out?

it happened again. no air time bonus after 24hours of calling overseas... calling cs wait 10minutes also no pickup...

don't know how many users also experience this same problem

its normal, do it in the morning, Network Congestion, esp nite time

Currently living at N-park Condo at Gelugor, Penang. Is the condo under coverange from u broadband 3.6mbps ? Check with the website it is not inside the coverange zone.

Help. I really need a broadband for my 3months internship here.

Try Hotlink Wireless Broadband, click my siggy

Prepaid will be expensive for me. Prefer Postpaid with great price and quota, and with no contract.

@digilife

how much do they charge me for the BIS plan? besides the RM34 every 2 months for 600mb.

I'm trying to see is it more worth it to go for normal RM28 per month or this BIS one.

I'm not using a BB. just a normal smartphone.

Great price and quota ?

Only Umobile give you this, but since Umobile signal (UM3G) is not available in your place, forget it

take U28, Postpaid, its 1GB data at rm28/mth, comes with free sms too

call rates are charged only when you use voice, if you seldom call out, its worth it......

but then again UMi28 (rm28/mth) is okay too but data quota is only 500MB

you can just goto 7-11 shop buy a normal phone call prepaid card test signal also... vy cheap now the prepaid card...then use the rm5 subscribe daily 500mb internet plan..test until u satisfied.

can I know about contract periods for prepaid and postpaid? This is with MNP yea. not just buying the prepaid pack from 7-11 or singing up new postpaid plan.

Are there minimum amount of months I need to sign up?

currently there is no "tie-in period" for MNP-ed account, meaning u can port out if u are not satisfy with Umobile, however if you take Postpaid with Device, there will be CONTRACTED and u cannot port out till the Contract expires

allright. so since I have my own device already, I can opt out of postpaid or prepaid anytime I want even after I have MNP-ed?

yes, no tie-in period as for now for non device MNP (into UM )

if u need further clarification, pls call UM CSO @ 018-3881318

Well, what previous person suggested to you is by getting Prepaid UMobile simpack (super cheap already) at nearest 7-11 store and have a test drive for 1 day. If you're happy then straight up MNP your previous number. Or if it's no good in your area and other places you frequented, then you can stay with your current provider.

By doing the above, in case you're unhappy with UMobile service, you won't risk losing some perks on your current provider (eg: Maxis ONE Club, telco points, etc). IINM, there's no such thing as 'grace period' or 'opt-in period' or even 'tie-in period'. Once you MNP, you can only go back to your telco by doing another MNP process. Means that you gonna lose all your previous loyalty benefits (if you got any).

Mind you, MNP do take time (easily 2 days). And you gonna pay for registration fee, advance fee, bla bla bla in case you wanna revert your previous telco on postpaid, just like when you're starting fresh before. Plus, with some telcos having adjustable call rate based on usage (in case you're currently on celcom), your bill will be prorated but then you gonna start back with higher rate once your billing cycle starts. And if you intend to revert to prepaid, some telco can only proceed that at centers (Celcom).

Trust me, save all the hassles by trying UMobile on prepaid card first, just go buy any number. Been there, done that. Easily saves lots of headaches, money, and petrol in case you're not satisfied.

seems like vostro repeating this again and again hahaha

Any way to disable u-mobile from sending me sms @ 7am+?
Need to sleep de ler >.>

If you have an iPhone, enable Do Not Disturb

The modem given by Umobile prepaid package, is it locked? I'm planning to sell mine since no longer using.