It's not easy to find a prepaid plan that gives you "Free Basic Internet" and also "Extended Validity" option, what's more Magic SIM that also gives you Burung Hantu.

We're only allowed to switch the old XPAX plans to Magic SIM, but not "downgrade" from Magic SIM to an older plan that allows EXP1/2.

Tron is a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) that uses Digi's network and infrastructure to provide services to its subscribers.

If you've already bought a Magic SIM pack and wants to MNP to Tron, check out this link:
http://www.tron.com.my/tron-lite-sim/how-it-works/

Afraid not. Magic SIM does not allow 1 year validity extension.

The reload amounts don't stack.

When you reload RM50, you got 50 days. Then you reload the RM10? Those 10 days started counting from the date of reload, not the date of expiry of the previous reload.

If you want 60 days' validity, you've to do a one-time reload of RM60 - cannot split the amount.

This post has been edited by RDoe: Dec 27 2015, 10:25 PM

I asked about it on the first day, still puzzled today.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/917571/+2740

I think this is not with Celcom alone, but rather most of the major telcos calculate the validity for reloads in a similar method - the validity periods of 2 separate reloads don't stack. So we've to be very careful like when we want to take advantage of a certain promotion, to get a reload voucher for the whole required amount.

Those reload bonus and charging system, if you're referring to the time when Magic SIM was just launched, I believe they're more of a new-launching promotion. They probably decided later that it's "not healthy on their profits"...

As for the lack of announcements for removing such goodies, again I observed most telcos won't announce these "not so good news", and only update their website. To be on the safe side, I normally visit the website or discussion sites to look out for any changes.

I guess they did it so we'll think it's a permanent thing, rather than using "for limited time only" then maybe extend later on. I'm still wondering when the burung hantu's going to sleep.

Other than to attract more customers, I've never thought Celcom's call rates (or even data) to be cheap. "Too good to be true."