QUOTE(Chrono-Trigger @ Feb 20 2019, 09:22 AM)
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.
Thanks for this. Useful information. Anyway, for those thinking of going prepaid, the best package so far is with YES $30/month for unlimited data. Any phone calls/sms will be charge 9 cents per call/sms. Thinking of trying it. Anyone who has tried this, appreciate feedback.
Am surprise that for your Digi prepaid, they did like that. I had a digi postpaid and I was able to port out. After I port out, later there was an invoice for some balance which I have since paid up.