No free call divert value added service by default ?

Now Maxis is in dilemma, If match Celcom 38, it will be like self cannibalism business to Maxis One plan lite RM78.
Not responding to Celcom is because Maxis don't know what to do now.

Those who need more talk time minutes can opt for latest Xpax Magic Sim.
It's a prepaid sim with free basic free internet similar to that of #hotlink as long as your line is active.
Can subscribe to various internet plans tailor to your needs.
Eg, Rm38 plan gets 2GB+2GB data and Wifi, 150min talk time and sms (better that basic38).
No monthly commitment like postpaid.
Can carry forward unused data up to 2GB if you auto renew the plan.
http://www.xpax.com.my/internettnc

This post has been edited by aeiou228: Jun 9 2015, 02:33 PM

Didn't find any catch. Those who wish to exchange 1GB data with extra 100min talk time and sms, prepaid is better. Some more call rate after quota is cheaper at 12sen/min

Where did you read the free voice minute is on net only? I looked left right centre can't find it.

I called Maxis and told them I want the RM46 plan, failing which I will port to Celcom, they tak layan, told me no such plan.
This afternoon, I ported over to Celcom first basic 38 and replied Y to confirm porting, 1hour later Maxis called and offer me the RM46 plan.

This post has been edited by aeiou228: Jul 9 2015, 06:35 PM

Yea, just port and reply Y, Maxis will counter offer.
But better you port in the morning so that Maxis CS sempat call you in the afternoon before going to pasar Ramadan

I think the counter offer only happened starting from July. When did you port?

Maxis postpaid which plan or hotlink ? What time did you reply Y?

My actual intention is to get the RM46 plan. But will settle for Celcom if Maxis doesn't call to retain me.
Before porting, I bought Celcom magic sim to test on my Honor 4x dual sim dual active 4G phone side by side for 2 weeks. The result was, Celcom signal keep playing now you see, now you don't with me, whereas Maxis never have such problem. Celcom sometimes can see full bar H+ signal, but no internet connection. Not to the extend it cannot pakai at all but have to bear with the bad and erratic data connection performance.

What rlsk? There is no risk whatsoever. It's either you end up with Celcom 38 plan or Maxis 46 plan. Both also value for money. Of course the preferred choice for better wireless broadband experience is Maxis. The RM8 extra is for the extra 150min all networks voice call and xtra 50smses for all networks. The only advantage from Celcom plan 38 is the data carry forward feature. One still have the option to reject Maxis final counter offer and complete the porting to Celcom.

Yes. tied up for 12 months too.
History has proven that cost telecommunication will only getting cheaper as time past, therefore I believe there will be cheaper plan 12 months down the road to switch or port over.
It's better to port in the morning so that your case can be handled during working hours by Maxis's account retention team. I guess there should be a time frame to respond to Celcom MNP request.

Yea, make sense. me more than 10 years.
Let's wait for reports from this thread if new Maxis postpaid customers gets the counter offer to reverse this theory.
But I still think that since the porting customers already decided to commit RM38 with Celcom, no harm for MAxis to counter and tie them down with RM46/mth for another one year regardless of new postpaid, hotlink customers right ??

Ops..!! maybe I shouldn't give compliment to Maxis for better 3G/4G experience over other telcos
Yes, Maxis blood sucker, removed the free call forwarding feature from all postpaid plan and charge RM3/mth as optional VAS, whereas you get call forwarding VAS for free with Celcom.

I agree with you to put "Lifetime" in quotation mark. As technology advances, no phone plan can last for a life time. Already, Umobile has the cheapest plan @ RM28 per month to counter the competition. If ever Umobile's coverage and broadband stability are as good as Maxis, I would have no hesitation to port over to Umobile.