Refer to this

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=285917


I am thinking to switch from Maxis Supp plan to Celcom 250 min in view of the RM0.20 per min/

any suggestion ah?

Mine spending with me arround RM30 - RM60 coz I seldom make calls... only people call me.

The minute plan is counted on per second basis or per 30 seconds block?

If I call for 29 seconds, so will deduct 29 seconds from 450 mins or deduct 1/2 min?

Recently Celcom is actively advertised. Just passed by the Celcom office but not many people were there...
Only a few people.

however, maxis there were a lot.

I hope they will offer Minutes Plan as low as RM30, then I will switch over

got meh? i didnt see in their web... tell me.. faster

Can't wait to see what Celcom will have on their new plan........

Dont always unanswer unrelated topics.. no wonder ur post counts increased a lot.

izit? mind to share the improments u realised?

Just spoke to Celcom careline pertaining the air time cheating and they will investigate it.

I spoke with them in Mandarin ... quite nice..... but they dont want to reveal the new plan but as wat i noticed, it may for corporate users only....

Wow, wanna review the plans and see which suits me.... huhu

If i m not mistaken, is almost same as DiGi business plan with minimum lines requirement....

Normal postpaid with monthly access fee of RM30 is too expensive.... If RM30, I prefer to subscribe to subscribe to the minute plan 250 --> RM50 per month.... celaka

I think RM10 is ok la... RM30 -- > pi la lu.

tomorrow baru launch la.... where got so fast update there.....

u know the plan? reveal it now la...

KUALA LUMPUR: Celcom (Malaysia) Bhd has revised and simplified its offering of postpaid plans and consolidated them into three plans, which the telco hopes would put it in the lead in the closely fought postpaid market.

The three new plans are the normal postpaid, minutes postpaid and family postpaid plan.

The normal postpaid package, which entails a low access fee, requires no monthly commitment and users only need to pay as they use while the minutes package gives users more minutes, lower rates and greater savings, with free short messaging services (SMS) and voice calls as low as 14.3 sen per minute to any mobile or fixed number.
The family plan allows up to four members of a family to make free unlimited calls to one another.

Chief executive officer Datuk Shazalli Ramly said that with the three plans, "we are quite sure we will dominate the postpaid market, especially with the family plan, which will be launched tomorrow.''

Currently, Celcom has about 1.1 million postpaid subscribers.

Shazalli added that more related services would be added to the family plan. "Bundling will come soon after, and we also wanted to add in (similar services for) broadband, fixed lines and facilities offered by TM Net Sdn Bhd."

Celcom has also revised its packages for its GPRS and 3G services. The latter is currently being upgraded, and the new features are expected to be announced next month.

Currently, Celcom has 72,000 3G service subscribers, a number that Shazalli believes shows that the company is on track in its 3G expansion plan.

"We plan for the national rollout for 3G to be completed by the end of September, whereby coverage will be available at all central business districts and major shopping centres in the country," he said.

Shazalli said Celcom had targeted for 150,000 3G subscribers this year, and had already achieved the halfway mark before national rollout was completed.

The company is also on an aggressive drive to introduce new services to capture a wider portion of the market.

Celcom is launch its PowerTools product, designed for corporate users and enterprise customers, and will be marketed to small and medium industries and enterprises, government-linked and blue chip companies.

Shazalli also hinted that Celcom will develop a loyalty programms for its prepaid market.

"We will not allow anymore erosion in our market share," he said. "Watch out for us in the second half of the year."

they spent a lot of $$ on advertisements.... even today newspaper that "in the early morning tomorrow, everyone saves a lot"

dont think celcom does have online system for u to login

where can see the latest plans?

normal postpaid plan is not attractive at all.

ya, very worth.... but unfortunately, my family members are not talketive.... so our phone call charges are not as high as RM100...

so it is atractive if the average call charges per month is above RM100.