1. No limitation for number of mnp times.

2. You can directly convert your digi postpaid to digi prepaid as long as you're no longer on contract.

3. Go to a digi svc center near you and convert P2P (postpaid-to-prepaid) for free.

You're planning to go for digi prepaid for :
a. long validity ?
b. free streaming ?
c. internet plus ?.

So much trouble for rm70 ?

What's your digi prepaid plan ? Best / Easy / Smart / Live ?

if Live then be creative and use up your credits ...

If Easy or Smart then convert to Best 2016 and sell of your credits .... then mnp to hotlink ...

if already Best then sell off your credits now and then mnp to hotlink ....

Sorry ya ... what I meant to say was that converting from digi prepaid to postpaid is itself a hassle and a waste of money for a postpaid plan that you may not need since you're going to hotlink in the end ...

Selling off the credits may get you ~80% of your credits for hotlink use instead.

Yes, argue all you want about their capitalist ways ... however it is in the TnC if you care to read up on their website. As usual caveat emptor .....

You kena play already. There is no such server delay problem porting in or out from any telco. Maxis wants to make you forget about porting so tell ya need 2-3 weeks to mnp ...

Hmmm .....

1. Performing multiple top ups / reloads does not stack. It has always been like that for the past 20+ years ..... where have you been ? Definitely not umobile's fault there ....

2. Only one telco offers reloads with stacking validity ..... and its none of the big 4 telcos ... not one ...

3. I've checked my notes and Umobile does not have RM2 top ups or RM2 creditshare ... I've used credit shares on all big 4 telcos and none matches your claim that it will shorten existing validity down ..... it just definitely does not work that way ...

4. Umobile does suffers from terrible congestion in many areas ..... well ... excluding mine ...

5. Bear in mind that the stupid mnp reasons and policies you're claiming are not exclusive to Umobile alone .... for a very simple reason : those policies are regulated by SKMM and thus applies to ALL telcos ...

Refer to http://mnpcheck.skmm.gov.my/FAQ.aspx and one of the requirements is

- However, only active mobile numbers can port. Thus, do not terminate your current line before porting.

Prepaid accounts in grace period does not fulfill this particular requirement,

So, stop bitching and face reality.

Hmmm .....

Boss ... I find this amusing ... ex: I bought a (fully paid) prepaid telco M and I need to stay with telco M for 30 days so that telco M can recoup the mnp costs when I port-out to telco D becoz the mnp costs is to be absorbed by telco D ?

There's no stopping me from just waiting 30 days to lapse (including grace period) before reloading RM5 to port-out ... (yeah, been there done that).

True, there's costs associated with mnp ... but surely they won't be giving free mnps unless they have planned and allocated a budget for it ..... no need to rationalize telcos objective of making lotsa money ...

Hmmm .....

All prepaid numbers was required to be registered in 2006 ..... so, you're saying she did not ? ..... which is not possible as ALL unregistered numbers were disconnected on 1st January 2007.

The one and only way is to find out to whom it was registered and do ownership transfer now ..... You are advised to get it done now before January 2018 whereby stricter prepaid rules will be enforced.

Good luck.

Hmmm .....

This is amazing ...... line bonded with T-virus and able to auto-resurrect ..... I wish I have a line like this .....

Anyway, if you were to cut the line now, no one can re-activate it anymore ..... SKMM recently instructed all telcos that any expired prepaid line cannot be re-activated anymore.

Just to gain the upper hand, why don't you just mnp the number out to a different telco now and let it die ..... minus the T-virus .....

All credit balances is forfeited upon successful porting out. Its the same SOP with all telco.

Hmmm .....

AFAIK, the most important thing is that the validity period should be at least 3-5 days. I helped someone mnp from U with only 10 sen balance after we did creditshare and UMI to the max ...... Should be fine leaving at least 1 sen credit in digi prepaid because if you mnp to digi also only get 1 sen credit ....

It's normal ..... happens when sms confirmation is delayed or simply got lost in transmission ... Just ask the dealer to re-submit early in the morning ...

When you ask different people how much minimum credit balance in prepaid before can mnp then you will get different answers ... I can confirm that for telco A, C and U, it can be less than RM1 (been there, done that) .....