I've still got problems every weekend late evenings Public Bank corner area. Completely hung or even no bars.

Which settings do I need to change (prepaid)? And when I get the message about roaming, choose local or roaming? I thought it was auto-select?

This post has been edited by oneeleven: Aug 23 2013, 05:03 PM

How many contacts can be stored on the SIM?

Mine seems to choke after 155.

SMS dead link?

Not working on Chrome; Firefox OK.

Is the U-Card activation working? Looks like broken link.

Thinking old validity still applied to former plans, I was going to do another year's worth at 3X but luckily checked with RM10 -- only 20 days. RM180 too much balance for me, esp no intl roaming. TTalk only RM38, XOX auto free 28 months, and U-Mob dead spots when I need it most.

Looks like got to jump ship again.

This post has been edited by oneeleven: Jan 9 2014, 06:09 PM

Aren't there all kinds of service charges along the way? XOX gives 28 months right from mnp.

Another problem with U-Mob, I think a big jump in one-off data rates. It wasn't always 0.20/mb was it?
the 0.05 with TTalk whatever 2G 3G speed is enough for my odd daily check when I don't have wifi, and I seldom finish the 0.88 for 24 hrs package.

Last I looked at Tron, it was hard to get. Need to update myself all over again. Seems U-Mob becoming as untrustworthy as the previous generation of telcos.

Where?

Not like most, for sale in any and every convenience store.

Sorry, probably a very old and basic question but I can't find the answer:

Is the active period the same as number validity for U-Mob? Eg load $10 can use it 20 days then how long before number dies?

PS: Looks like next post is the answer. Most likely 60 days after last top up?

This post has been edited by oneeleven: Jan 11 2014, 09:49 PM

FYI (easier to understand if you read it "ONLY the following can MNP:")

"Currently all mobile operators except DiGi, SpeakOutWireless,
Happy, Clixter and other DiGi Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO) are
not able to port over to Tron at the moment."

U-M, you've changed; can't take it. I've run off with Tunetalk. Affair was fun while it lasted, bye!

Free MNP and special number to instantly reach MNP staff. Live text chat customer service really good. TT has international roaming and low rates for internet, although low speed GPRS/Edge but ok for occasional messaging on the fly. I don't even finish the 0.88 sen 24 hr 50MB. 0.05 sen per linkup still cheap even if it disconnects a few times.
TT connects easily in some KL CBD areas where U-M no signal or too congested.

U-Mob's reduction of validity and grace period for long time prepaid users seems like they want to dump us anyway.

Topped up TT Rm50 to get ready, got 20 bonus and validity extension. Will do Rm38 for 365 day plan near the end of this new validity.

This post has been edited by oneeleven: Feb 8 2014, 09:34 PM

Does it work? My primary line is going from U-M to TT. Some managements are thinking immediate cash flow from top ups and subscriptions but might not foresee the total of seasonal unplanned spending I do during the year(s) I keep the prepaid line. It is usually far more than an Rm18 data shot every month.