hi, regarding the RM45 for 10gb data.

is it really 10gb per month ? or 5gb weekday+5gb weekend?

can port out anytime after upgrade?

so after upgrade still same as 38 plan, can carry forward 3gb data to next month ?

is the 5gb data on weekend separated into 4 weekend in a month? mean each weekend can use 1/4 of 5gb? or i can utilised all 5gb in single weekend?

call 1111 and talk to customer service.. basically they will help u to log the upgrading ticket and u will get the upgrade within 24 hours.. else, call back to them..

will charge current RM38 and RM45 plan.. if you are okay, they will proceed for u..

Just call 1111, talk to the operator, he said if not received sms cannot upgrade. Only for selected customer.

Customer service 404

Ask the period, only until 31hb. So if until 31hb still not received sms, I plan to migrate to other telco. Maybe option left to maxis due to digi and umobile not strong enough coverage.

How to show ? U in phone with 1111, wasap them ?

No isu coz i can req frm my friend to screenshot it
Or every sms is unique ?

Attached is mine

I see... Then no choice

they didn't ask me to read the offer sms verbatim word-by-word. I just give hint about sms offer to upgrade to blue 45, and the custcare put me on hold while she checked something.

not sure what was she checking. is it masterlist of those who gets upgrade offer? or check that I am really on 38?

but she was clear that while everyone who ask to switch to blue 45 can get their wish granted, it will be the same blue 45 as offered to new sign-ups. only those who gets sms offer can get the blue 45 5+5.

regarding the +5GB weekend internet, is it divided to 1.25GB per week?
based on the sms (when checking quota), it seems like it. that means we can't download 2GB of data on a weekend unless consuming the weekdays data.

625MB per day 

LOL after i read about EHI and http injector.

really?

pages of google result just for noobs to describe an ancient knowledge in network administrators' handbook.

edit: i'm not putting you down with "noob". but that is just it. it's nothing new to shout about. just that the knowledge is now packaged nicely with GUI.
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that "free internet" in what you describe is "free" as in no firewall stopping you dead in your track, no restriction on where you want to go.

it does not mean "free" as in unmetered bandwidth allocation.

it still won't trick routers into going unlimited left when it's configured to go to limited right.

and still does not solve "trying to trick water meter by flowing ribena in instead of plain water".