hi guys, if i am not wrong, oni p70 & p50 can have member line with internet sharing ?

so after 2gb is PPU or unable to surf leh, i am curious about this

yup

u28 supp got no benefit at all

P50 RM 10 share line, sharing all freebies with main line

P70 RM 50 share line with additional 3gb and unlimited call

hehe may contact me for the service and enjoy discount

ok, bro, want to ask, can i port my celcom postpaid to umobile p50 as principal line, and port my parents prepaid line (digi) to become my member line ?

will it affect the video onz feature?

same here.

What is your solution for Singapore incoming and out going local voice call ?

i am using dual sim phone, with singapore - m1 plan too, just that the data really too little and expensive to upgrade

so best to have 1 sim for singapore line to receive call etc,

another sim using umobile , as a back up after ur sg plan data finished



This post has been edited by huaweie5830: May 12 2016, 12:29 PM

Nice plan.
No Singapore prepaid data plan can be cheaper than U50 data roaming?

example , i am now using singapore M1 plan, $102 for 13gb with 24 months contract

compare to Umobile RM10 per day unlimited for P50 or FREE roaming for P70 , which one you choose

hi all,

A few questions needed your help..I've just ported to Umobile plan U28 from digi prepaid and :-

1) Is there a must for me subscribe to international roaming to receive calls and sms while in singapore working? (ps- previously my digi prepaid i have no issue of receiving calls n sms, just that i needed to connect to starhub network.

2) Based on what @huaweie5830 bro mentioned, if i change to a higher plan with more data and RM10 roaming, can i use the internet like in malaysia? how bout the call charges? any additional call n sms charges imposed other than the plan? (ps- currently i've a sg line with monthly commitment of sgd 58 and the contract is nearing end)

hope all bro and sis can advise.

Thanks.

yup u can, but those 3 number have to be register under same ic before port in umobile

Excelent idea!
Don't forget to write us a review here after using it ya.

1) For postpaid, there are some TnC need to be fulfilled before international roaming service is enabled.

2) Voice and SMS are not part of the Data Backpack deal and subject to normal roaming chargers. Incoming SMS is free though. To bypass roaming chargers for incoming voice calls to your Umobile while you are in Singapore, you can use SIPhony 015 international call forwarding service to divert all your incoming Umobile voice calls to your Singapore phone number at 4sen per 30sec. so that you wouldn't miss any call when you are in Singapore.

i think not effect

Does that mean if i did not activate the international roaming services, hence i'm not able to connect to sg network to receive calls and smses like i normally did with my digi? this is because sometimes will need to do ibg transfer hence will need to receive the tac.

And exactly what is SIphony? Googled and seems like it's an external services to divert calls?

Understood on the data backpack deal only for the internet, hence i might as well retain my sg number..or any alternative way?

Thanks.

Yes, If international roaming service is not activated, you can't connect to any network at all.
SIPhony 015 is a service provided by REDtone. What it does is, you divert all your incoming voice calls to SIPhony 015 then from 015 divert again to your Singapore number.
ie. U mobile > SIPhony 015 > Singapore number, thus bypassing the exorbitant direct roaming incoming voice call chargers.

does postpaid plan can roaming? or require to pay deposit?

yes can roaming.

http://www.u.com.my/plans/roaming-idd/data-backpack


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can i bring my parents to umobile to do porting and change name at the same time ? As their prepaid sim card is under their own name.....

does it mean whenever umobile line poor, switch to vpn is a good solution ?

Are there any down sides uf using vpn for this scenario ?

Umobile coverage really bad at Sungai Buloh area. I think I need to give up on it.

I have seen people porting out of U Mobile for one reason only, which is coverage. They should make that their number one priority.