MOP98 can only have 1 supplementary line. To have 2 supplementary lines you need to go for MOP128. So for MOP98 with data pool the max data you get is only 10GB (unless you're on Sabah/Sarawak MOP 98 then it is 15GB with data pool).


You must have unlimited call to begin with. So for this DiGi Smart Plan 68 with more data, you'll need to add another RM10 per month for unlimited call as DiGi Smart Plan 68 with more data doesn't come with unlimited call. So it should be RM68 + RM10 (unlimited call) + RM38 (supplementary line).

Do note that the supplementary line only gets unlimited call. If you want to share your data with your supplementary line, you need to pay another RM10 every month (RM68 + RM10 + RM38 + RM10).

Yes. But you need to add only RM10 for unlimited call (those not on unlimited call plan). Some may still think it is worth it.

Yeah... 7GB vs 6GB for the same price

DiGi Smart Plan 68 with more data (RM68 + RM10 for unlimited call + RM10 for data sharing + RM38 for 1 supplementary line)

DiGi Smart Plan 78 with unlimited call and 7GB data (RM78 + RM10 for data sharing + RM38 for 1 supplementary line)

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: May 4 2016, 04:31 PM

Most likely so.

I've never seen the 3GB weekend add-on on MyDiGi app. The 8GB for RM10 was never there too. I'm on DiGi Smart Plan 78 tied to an iPhone contract. The biggest data add-on I can see is 6GB which is valid for 10 days only for RM65.

You can choose between DiGi Smart Prepaid and DiGi Best Prepaid. RM20 for 650mb of data and it is valid for 30 days.

No. It's not free. The fee is RM0.10 per SMS.

DiGi Postpaid 68, 78 and 80 all come with data and unlimited calls only. SMS will be charged on pay-per-use basis.

By the way, anyone knows anything about this yet to be launched DiGi Postpaid 88 Plan ? Saw a leaflet about this plan at a DiGi Express Store but staff there told me this plan is not in the system yet. On the leaflet it say 15GB data + unlimited calls. I guess it is something like 10GB all-day + 5GB weekend + unlimited calls ?

I don't think so. I suspect it is very likely to be 10GB + 5GB because the DiGi Postpaid 78 comes with 7GB all-day data. But for just RM2 more, you can upgrade to DiGi Postpaid 80 and you will get an additional 3GB data for weekend. So it is not a surprise if DiGi can offer 10GB + 5GB data only RM8 more for this yet to be launched DiGi Postpaid 88 plan.

Woah. Then the staff at the DiGi Express Store at KLCC gave me the wrong information. She told me it's a new plan yet to be launched.

By going into 12-month contract with DiGi. Having been with DiGi like forever, if you are on SIM only plan, as in not on a contract with device. Normally their people will call you about a month before your current contract ends and offer you the same rebate for another 12-month so they can tie you for another 1 year.

As far as I'm concerned, normally when you take up their rebate offer, a 12-month contract will go into effect. Anyway, you should clarify with their CS again. Or you can check if you are tied to any contract through the MyDiGi app.


Did you use any SMS service ?

As for the stamp duty, Maxis doesn't have such charge for new line or new port-in. Not sure why DiGi is charging this RM10 stamp duty.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: May 13 2016, 12:05 AM

I see. Then you should give them a call.


I see. That's great.

More choices are always good. Just like Singtel and Starhub in Singapore. There are so many types of postpaid plan.

Anyway, the DiGi Postpaid 78 and DiGi Postpaid 80 are special promotion plan and will be available for subscription until further notice whereas other postpaid plans are permanent ones until they decide to change the plan rates or features again.


You need to sign-up for DiGi Postpaid 80. Then subscribe to the internet pass (8GB for RM10).

Definitely can win Celcom as Celcom is investing RM1.8 to RM2.2 billion only over the next 5 years

It's gonna be slow unless they dramatically increase the budget they intend to increase their LTE network because it is RM904 million just for this year (DiGi) vs RM1.3 billion just for this year (Maxis) vs RM1.8-RM2.2 over a period of 5 years (Celcom). The Yellow Man will invest more than RM1.8 billion already in just two years but the GLC Celcom only intend to invest the same amount of money over a period of 5 years. Hard for them to catch up And don't even talk about catching up to Maxis already.

Ok. So now we know DiGi and Celcom are charging RM10 stamp duty for new postpaid sign-up or MNP to a postpaid plan whereas Maxis doesn't have such charge. How about U Mobile ?

Not sure if internet sharing is applicable to legacy plan. You'll need to confirm with DiGi again. If it is possible, it depends which DiGi Postpaid plan your mom is using now. You'll need to pay RM10 every month to enable the internet sharing service. Let say your mom is using DiGi Postpaid 48 (more internet - 3GB data + 100 free minutes to all networks + 100 free SMS), you can either pay another RM10 a month to enable unlimited calls to all networks for your mother line or you can also choose not to pay the RM10 for unlimited calls as the RM10 for unlimited calls feature is optional.


If Maxis is too expensive then always feel free to switch to DiGi. My main line has always been with DiGi since year 2004 (started out as prepaid as I was only a student then, it was the same year that having a mobile phone started to become a norm for student). DiGi isn't the inferior wireless service provider many West Malaysian think it is or used to think it is.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: May 14 2016, 09:04 AM

In terms of voice call Celcom still has the best coverage. That is why it is still popular and relevant in many parts of Sabah and Sarawak. But for LTE service, they fall far behind Maxis and DiGi. In fact DiGi is the second best now for LTE coverage.

DiGi line is quite bad in the rural areas in the Sabah west coast. I have cousins and uncles staying in Kuala Penyu, Beaufort and Tenom they all use Celcom because it provides the best signal in these places. Only one of my uncle in Kuala Penyu is using DiGi and it is very hard to get hold of him sometimes due to bad reception.


Yes. Even in KK the line was so bad a few years ago when they were in full swing to upgrade their network. I think that was in year 2010 or 2011. At that time data was still not so important as not many were using smartphone. Besides, mobile data was still very slow then and coverage was also small. DiGi users regularly experienced dropped calls or no signal for the whole day. As DiGi has always been a big player in East Malaysia, almost everyone i know is using DiGi and they were all complaining about it. But right now there isn't such issue anymore. Many people stay put with DiGi because DiGi has always offered a very competitive postpaid and prepaid package.


Are you on DiGi Postpaid 80 now ? Free minutes are shown as 0 minute because it is unlimited. But SMS isn't FOC with this package. You should check with DiGi again.