Of course we have such plan. 1gb unlimited is rm30 per month same as the plan u want like u said rm30 for 900mb (30mb X 30 days X rm1 = rm30 per month).

what do you mean by 1gb unlimited?

I am confused too.

I thought we are limited to 1GB.

1gb unlimited means, the data usage exceeded 1gb will not be charged extra but the speed will be throttled to 64kbps (watsapp and wechat still could work).

Internet just keeps goin’ on and on with Xpax!


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Finally! No more wastin’ Internet Carry forward all the way!



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hi celcom

Can consider the new Celcom postpaid plan? Basic 38 plan with 3GB (limited time)

STILL HAVE?

http://new.digi.com.my/cs/Satellite/ecomm_...atoPRoC0qTw_wcB

Bro I recommend you trying the new celcom first basic 38 plan.very worth indeed. 3GB of data, can be carry forward to next month if remaining quota is unused, 3GB celcom WiFi , free 50min call and 50 SMS to all network. Every month just Need to pay 40.30 after jee-ash-tee. However now it is on promotion period, so after promotion period no more 3GB data oh. Must fast fast sign up

wa, very worthy.... but , gt to pay every month non-stop..... for prepaid , i can choose to reload when i need to make calls...

Yeah. But on the bright side, data offered is really really plenty. No other telcos has yet to beat them in terms of this prospect
But if calls suit you more then I think prepaid would still be a better choice ~

CELCOM BASIC 38!!!!

Been using maxis for years, i wouldn't call it a good coverage as there are quite a few blind spot everywhere. Celcom is a bit better but all in all, no telco is a clear no 1 in coverage, practically speaking.

Averagely, Celcom and redONE have the widest coverage in the country.

digi MNP. RM18 for 1gb per month

Celcom

You need to understand that the so-called HSPA+ is radio network, i.e. from your phone to the radio base station (RBS), which you can see on top of some buildings.
From RBS to core switch is the trunk.
The core switch is connected to the Internet.

The fact that the radio network is fast doesn't mean the trunk is also fast; and the core switch connection to the Internet is another matter.
So, where is the bottleneck? It could be at the radio network, trunk, or beyond the core switch.

AFAIK, XOX uses Celcom's radio networks and trunks. But it MAY have its own connections to the Internet (I am not so sure).

Speedtest ONEXOX vs Celcom vs DiGi @ Cyberjaya.