No, you need to clear the outstanding payment beforehand.

Please kindly explain more on the part that you meant by "which package I like"?
You can only choose from the offered package by the respective telco, of course there is no customised package specially catered for you.
Literally, you can choose any package you like...

WiFi needs money? If you know that you are the cause for the high jack bill, maybe you should consider to control your usage?

No charge for MNP. You must clear all your outstanding bill before you can port out.

Then it is 3G and not WiFi.

You need to pay your outstanding bill beforehand. However, for any unbilled bill for this month can be settled after your switch when the bill comes.
What I mean here is your previous months bill and etc.

Anytime you want, as long as you didn't sign up any contract with Maxis.
There is no minimum tenure for each porting.

Yes, no minimum tenure.
Yes, if within same telco, they should have its set of rules but if you want to port out, then there is no minimum tenure.

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Added on September 23, 2010, 9:49 pmNot on contract right? Else, your porting application will be rejected.
Yes, you should get back your deposit from Maxis once it is successful.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Sep 23 2010, 09:49 PM

Then, you can go ahead with the porting.
2 years ago when MNP was introduced, it seemed Maxis delayed the deposit issuance, not sure if the problem still happens till today. You may need to do constant follow-ups with Maxis.

I'll try to answer based on my experience and knowledge.
If nothing happens, Maxis will release you and DiGi can say hello to you already.

I believe that only applies to DiGi postpaid not prepaid.

If nothing happens, it should be OK but remember to clear all your outstanding payment before porting.

You have to register with Celcom then only can port to DiGi.

Once your MNP is about to succeed, you should get a goodbye SMS from Maxis and not soon after that DiGi will welcome you and will need to put in the DiGi SIM card.

Finish up the Hotlink credit and go straight to Celcom dealer or centre and tell them you wanna MNP from Hotlink to Celcom postpaid.

Yeah.

Yes.

Easy way. Just ask Maxis to withdraw you from your dad line and tell them you wanna change to Hotlink. Pay them RM 10 and you will get RM 10 credit, if I'm not mistaken. Then once activated, finish up that RM 10 or you may burn it then go to any DiGi dealer and sign up whatever plan you want.

I accompanied my friend to do this when she wanna port out from Maxis to DiGi too. Hers was under her bro's principal line, so she just got the bro's photocopy of I.C. and letter of approval then headed over to Maxis Centre to change to prepaid. If your father can go with you, it is much easier. Some centers do not allow photocopy of I.C. and letter.

Oh ya, my friend's porting was done within a day.

Good luck!

This post has been edited by fruitie: Dec 28 2010, 10:38 PM

Technical speaking, yes.

Postpaid requires one to pay all the outstanding bills and etc. Prepaid is more straight forward, so long that all your details match with your porting details, then you will be let go very quickly.

I think my way is the simplest, and ownership transfer is not that easy by the way.

Yes, you must else the credit will be forfeited.
Nope, you can port out anytime.

Is it? I last used Maxis or Hotlink was more than 3 years ago.
You just go and ask in Maxis Centre, don't bother going those normal dealers.

Oh shoot. This sucks.
Well, you still have other option what, change ownership from DiGi.