I am going to try to clarify this tomorrow at a Digi center.

You mean myDigi app? It works fine for me.

This post has been edited by jack2001: May 9 2016, 12:06 AM

78V is not applicable for any device signups.

I think they allocate less speed per user so that no one can abuse the connection. You are only promised 5mbps and above 80% of the time. Thry might not be able to show off their speed, but atleast no one will complain it is congested.

Good to see that they are not resting on their laurels after gaining so much subscribers, they really want the no. 1 spot this year.

This post has been edited by jack2001: May 13 2016, 05:29 PM

We should also take a moment to appreciate Digi's website too, theirs is the cleanest and easiest to navigate compared to others. Maxis is not too bad. Celcom's webpage is abysmal.

DiGi forecasts revenue and EBITDA margin to be flat in 2016

This post has been edited by jack2001: May 13 2016, 10:26 PM

Celcom can certainly catch up, but not anytime soon yet as laying down fibre backhaul requires time. Maxis and Digi is way ahead of them and I don't think they can reach where Maxis and Digi is now in this year. Although so, I am interested to see how well will Celcom's network grow.

I guess I read the article wrongly, I though 1.8b each year for 5 years. I guess they never learn...

There is so much truth to this, I have been using Digi since 2010 and they rarely disappoint me. They used to be known to have crap network and crap packages. Now look at them, surpassing Maxis and have somewhat comparable network to Maxis and Celcom.

I do agree on the part that Celcom has the best network for call coverage.

In my experience, Digi is the best in rural areas(in Sabah and Sarawak that is), I speak from my experience. This year I went on a trip circling Sabah. Drove the entire trip and went to really rural areas. I was also monitor all 3 telco there. Namely C,M,D. Digi has the best 3g coverage is only slightly behind Maxis in terms of 4G LTE coverage. Digi was faster thanks to LTE-A. Celcom had pretty good 3g but 4g is abysmal. In fact, all the people that stayed in rural areas uses Digi.

Sarawak, my grandmother resides in Bau, Sarawak. Pretty rural if you ask me. Digi was the first to bring 4g LTE there. They have the best 3G AND 4G there.
Celcom had pretty good 3g there too, so far no idea if there is 4g yet or not. Maxis is the best tho for Kuching. I don't know about other towns like sibu or miri.

All in all, this is my experience and YMMV. Take it with a grain of salt and test for what is the best for you. In my case it is Digi.

PS, i think i kinda deviated from the main topic and sound kinda like a Digi fanboy Lol

I think it won't affect them that much, after all they have Telenor to help them
As for Celcom, they always had much more bandwidth as compared to Digi, they lost more than Digi did. The spectrum allocation is going to further equalise the playing field of each telco.

Digi has a few billings dates. On the 8, 16 and 21 of each month is all I know. They will prorate from the day that you successfully MNPed and deduct the amount from your account as you are required to pay when you first sign up. The myDigi app shows 0 minutes even if you have unlimited calls. I only know that FOC SMS is not free of charge SMS.

Where do you live? Sabah or Sarawak? How is Digi's network compared to your previous telco?

It is the extra 3GB that is given to east malaysian subscribers

Whoops, my bad

Better call up CS, else report to MCMC

Glad things are working out for you now

SMS
LTE or lte to 20000, most likely it is your sim card that is to be blamed.

Call to CS then. Tried your sim in your wife's phone?