Done

lulz.

https://www.facebook.com/malaysianwireless/...321848404498373

For the counter offers (to customers who wants to port out), the Telco said that it is common, even "Astro does it". The "Customer Retention Team" handles counter offers.

same 'kepala' kan...

same tauke

The main problem is not offering special plan, but double standard + decline it.
If they continue this, more peoples will go.

Big corporate usually dont offer discriminate plan, unless the buyer is big customer who has bargain power, or really important customers to retain.
But they must have a standard rate or policy to offer. This case seem like maxis doesn't really have. (or port out is the standard)

RHB RESEARCH: http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/rhb/94472.jsp

We maintain our SELL rating on Maxis based on our DCF (26% downside, WACC: 8%, TG: 2%) TP of MYR4.70. 1. We think 72% of its postpaid revenues could be vulnerable to price-focused, data-centric competition; 2. TM-P1’s entry could prove to be disruptive and intensify the already-aggressive competition in the market; 3. We believe its commercial execution may have been hampered by its premium MaxisONE plan on the back of rising porting-out activities.

Trying times. We remain negative on Maxis’ prospects as competition heats up from the impending entry of TM-P1, there is a more equitable reallocation of the 900MHz/1800MHz spectrum and an upside risk to capex/opex. Our valuation implies 8.8x FY16F EV/EBITDA. The stock is currently trading at 13.8x FY16F EV/EBITDA, a premium to the industry average of 10.4x.

ARPU likely to come under pressure. Although its blended ARPU held up better than that of its peers in 4Q15, we believe its mobile service revenue could face headwinds in subsequent quarters. We estimate some 78%/72% of Maxis’ postpaid subscribers/revenue could be vulnerable to price-focused, data-centric competition in the market. The recent launch of cheaper MaxisONE postpaid plans in East Malaysia and its contentious marketing campaigns (played out over social media) may have impacted its brand equity and could manifest in higher churn in the months ahead. TM-P1 could tilt the enterprise share. We believe the introduction of TM-P1’s mobile service (targeted for 13 Apr) could prove to be disruptive. Typical of a new entrant, TM-P1 is likely to undercut prices to gain market share. In our view, Maxis’ sizeable enterprise customer base would render it susceptible to competition from TM-P1 in the longer term, should the latter decide to leverage on its stranglehold on the enterprise fixed-line market to cross-sell and bundle mobility solutions.

Spectrum. The Government is set to announce details of the spectrum payouts by Aug 2016. We think spectrum fees should be manageable, as the Government has accounted for the industry’s heavy capex requirements. However, there is upside risk to capex/opex as Maxis may need to spend to retune its radio/transmitters and optimise its network to make up for the spectrum shortfall. The company has the highest net debt/EBTDA among the mobile operators, at over 1.8x. Risks to earnings. We make no changes to our earnings forecast. Risks to our recommendation include better-than-expected net subscriber growth as well as a slower-than-expected decay in its ARPU.

I am hearing most people are converting their iValue plan to MOP within 24 hours.

Being played around the bush by Maxis. Was at their gardens branch and pyramid branch twice on both occasions and was promised a call back twice but got none follow up.

Even the maxis online chat is hopeless.

Already port out one line one more today.

My recommendation to Maxis is to introduce new plan 68 and 98.
Rm68 with unlimited calls and sms with 5gb data
Rm98 with unlimited calls and sms with 10gb data.

And those with contract must pay penalty if they want to convert to this plan (Celcom Gold 80 also has this condition).

Give opportunity to all current subscribers and those from other service providers to port in to maxis until 30th June (similar to Celcom but celcom up to 31st May).

This way they can stop this problem.

Trust me on this Maxis

I would think its quite easy to find out which telco is better for oneself.. Just buy a competitor's prepaid card and try it out over a couple of weeks for the usual areas one frequents. If its good then one has a porting alternative. But to some, that might be too much work

I am in this category 

Got sms saying surfmore 50 get 3gb instead of 2gb. Anyone else?

ivalue no revise?

from fb.

Went to celcom last Saturday and till now no sms for porting at all...anyone having the same issue?

Maxis delay all port out i think...

Finally start using DiGi line with 7gb data.

me on RM88 for 8GB + Unlimited Call n SMS - do i entitle for 3GB extra tomorrow?

should go try the new webe...

Couldn't find any official plan from webe....