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TSyinseng000
post May 15 2015, 05:39 PM, updated 11y ago

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Last week, i went to Singapore one day and used my U mobile postpaid international roaming for GPS usage and messaging app(They actually have a 50MB free of roaming data). However, after i came back to Msia, my phone service got barred, and i received a bill of payment RM634 need to pay for the exceeding roaming data. I called to the customer service tell them it supposed to have a credit limit of RM150, but they told me i was at the different country using different operator. So, my question is can i ignore this bill ? Because i am going to start working in Singapore next week, and i'm no longer need this postpaid line anymore. I heard they would blacklisted me for applying the umobile service only.
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post May 15 2015, 05:53 PM

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Bodo, dah guna tu bayar la. Yang you pandai pandai guna roaming tu apahal? You no pay they CTOS you.
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post May 15 2015, 05:54 PM

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U will be blacklisted on ALL telco....

Next time go roaming.. be smart abit lah... like Maxis have deal with Singtel unlimited data for RM38....
batman1172
post May 16 2015, 12:46 PM

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QUOTE(yinseng000 @ May 15 2015, 05:39 PM)
Last week, i went to Singapore one day and used my U mobile postpaid international roaming for GPS usage and messaging app(They actually have a 50MB free of roaming data). However, after i came back to Msia, my phone service got barred, and i received a bill of payment RM634 need to pay for the exceeding roaming data. I called to the customer service tell them it supposed to have a credit limit of RM150, but they told me i was at the different country using different operator. So, my question is can i ignore this bill ? Because i am going to start working in Singapore next week, and i'm no longer need this postpaid line anymore. I heard they would blacklisted me for applying the umobile service only.
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GPS do not need data roaming. Learn to offline mapping systems like HERE, Sygic, etc..

All telco work like that. The credit limit only for local calls / data only.

that's why I have a second phone handy just for travelling overseas which I turn it into a hotspot.


 

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