It's actually the other way around. 3GB comes with the standard DiGi Postpaid 68 plan. 2GB is the extra data given to East Malaysia residents.

Which area are you at ? You should call DiGi to lodge a complaint.


This is actually a counter offer to Maxis Sabah/Sarawak MaxisONE plan 68 and has been on sale just about two days after Maxis came up with the special East Malaysia promotion. Celcom on the other hand didn't have come up with any counter offer. Out of the Big 3, Maxis has the smallest market share in East Malaysia.


Such as allowing higher car prices, KFC, McDonalds and almost everything in East Malaysia ? And at the same time still take 95% of the profit from oil and gas produced in East Malaysia ?

That's quite normal actually. I'm staying in Titiwangsa area now which is about 8 minutes from KLCC if there is no jam. Currently there are only 3 bars on my iPhone signal as well as iPad's. But also no problem getting LTE signal and so far the internet speed is quite good.

Ye. Hopefully it can remain this way

I'm definitely looking forward to that.

No. They are not according to an interview with their CEO last week.

15GB ? I thought it is 35GB ?

For MNP customers who subscribe to DiGi Postpaid 78 plan and above.

Supposedly they should.


Yes. It used to be free but became chargeable a few years back.

You're not alone. Those who bought iPhone 6S/6S+ paid a lot more with crappy postpaid plan too.

At the time DiGi was still offering the old postpaid plan with device on contract. When DiGi revamped their postpaid offerings, they did not offer the same upgrade to existing contracted postpaid subscribers with device.

Some are hoping to get the same upgrade like what Maxis did for its customers tied to MaxisONE Plan with device.

No. The MNP RM10 discount is not applicable to the 68 package. It is not applicable to the 80 package either.

Yes it is true.

Yes. Not applicable for 68 and 80. 78 and the rest of the more expensive plans (except 80 as mentioned) are eligible for this offer.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: May 21 2016, 07:32 PM

Yes. Correct. RM80 (principal line) + RM10 (to enable internet sharing) + RM28 (supplementary line) + RM10 (to enable unlimited calls to all networks for the supplementary line).

Total internet sharing quota is 7GB all-day + 3GB weekend (from principal line). The supplementary will have additional 1GB from his own line (DiGi Postpaid 28 More Internet plan).

It depends how you use your internet quota. Many people need more data allocation for weekdays. So some may find the 5GB data allocation for weekend for Celcom First Gold plan excessive. Besides, Celcom limits 1.25GB to each weekend while there is no such restriction for DiGi Postpaid Plan 80.

By the way, with this DiGi internet sharing plan with supplementary line, you can buy an internet pass for 7GB all-day data for just RM35. Assume you do need more data for that particular month, you will need to pay just (RM80 + RM10 + RM28 + RM10 + RM35) x 6% GST. It will be RM3 more expensive than two Celcom First Gold lines but at least this RM35 data pass for 7GB is optional and you can subscribe to it only when you need it. Overall the DiGi plan probably gives more value compared to Celcom.

That's great. In the reply email I got from DiGi says DiGi Postpaid 80 is not eligible for this offer. I guess the CS was wrong.


Are you talking about the one for DiGi Best Prepaid ?

Mine's Smart Prepaid MNP. But I never subscribed to any internet pass so I wouldn't know. But some people at the other thread are saying theirs are capped at 15GB. But early on got another user said he got 35GB.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: May 22 2016, 02:20 AM

Only unlimited calls, not unlimited SMS. Most DiGi postpaid plans do not come with unlimited SMS.