Can I mnp to hotlink old plan? I don't want the #hotlink plan with bandicoot internet

Does celcom impose any minimum stay in their prepaid line before porting out to other telco? I heard Hotlink is one month? Can someone clarify this?

how long to port out from Umobile to digi ?(prepaid) coverage very bad for Umobile at my area

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Mar 9 2016, 03:24 PM

Porting successful. Now with digi new prepaid ver1

successfully ported from Celcom postpaid to Maxis.

TAC numbers not received now, need to wait or call maxis to reset it?

Even the Maxis TAC for their mobile app also not receive. Wait 3 days?

digi no need change sim card

went to maxis center to submit my port in request from other Digi during lunch break. Until now, still no sms from Maxis or Digi.

Should I check with Maxis whether they have submitted my request to port?

any minimum amount in hotlink account before porting out to other telco?

tq

you can try port out to Digi prepaid first (don't have to pay deposit), and if it is successful (meaning no contract from maxis side), then you upgrade to postpaid at digi.

hi guys, I applied for online Digi MNP, still haven't received the SIM card today (5 days already). My hotlink account is going to be deactive soon.

Can I MNP to other telco , or apply for MNP at Digi center and just ignore the online DIGI MNP?

which telco did you try?

For me, I switch from Digi --> hotlink ---> digi , no problem with TAC. Immediately can receive TAC from banks.

if your problem still persirsts, consider MNP back to the major telcos such as Maxis, Digi and Celcom. you won't go wrong with them.

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Sep 12 2017, 03:43 PM

I am not sure about XOX.

Hotlink and Digi has 1 month cooling period. your problem still persists?

Can share with us what you did?

your lines need to be active to port out. That is the requirement.

Bear in mind that MNP is actually not 'free', as the receiving Telco bears the fee for it. So when you want to port out, the telco has the right to impose a minimal cool off period and to require you to have your lines active.


To be safe, make sure your line has more than 7 days validity left. Porting process takes 3 days Working day maximum, not including public holidays and weekends.


This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Nov 24 2017, 09:42 AM

We need to bear in mind that MNP isn't free. The cost has been absorbed by new port-in Telco. So it's only fair that they recover some of their cost by imposing a cooling off period of 30 days , at least they recover RM30 from an individual before he decides to port out.

Want to port from Digi Prepaid to Hotlink Flex. Rejected by Digi, said "non fulfillment of contract obligation" ????

Prepaid line also got contract? Called Digi, they advice to resubmit and said unable to check from their side.

Just to follow up on the recent MNP problem for prepaid. Sharing my experience and advice.

1. Must stay with telco for at least 30 days before port out

2. Must not owe telco any money , even for prepaid.
i. Things such as "credit advance" by telco where prepaid credit was given to you first, and will be deducted once you reloaded. Make sure you reload and get the due deducted before MNP out.

ii. Monthly subscription services such as monthly internet plan should be unsubscribed before porting out. For example, if you don't have enough credit to renew the monthly internet plan (as you plan to port out anyway), a "due" payment may be tagged to your account. You may get the notice " non fulfillment of contract obligation" when you MNP.

3. Must have a minimum amount in the prepaid account. Definitely not ZERO. I would say RM1.00 is a safe bet.

4. Prepaid account must be active before you MNP. A safe bet will be at least 7 days validity period to take into account weekends/holidays.

5. Name and IC number must be entered correctly at the receiving telco side when you MNP.

This post has been edited by Chrono-Trigger: Feb 20 2019, 09:32 AM