If let say I switch to U Mobile prepaid, but I believe now is under Power plan which is top up RM30 for 30 days validity.

So is it possible I switch to the old U Mobile plan which is top up RM30 for 60 days validity? Or any method to change plan from Power plan to old U Mobile plan?

This is because I don't think I can used up finish RM30 within 1 month.

Just too sad U Mobile very less 4G coverage in Sarawak there..
Otherwise more people will take U Plan.

Last time I walk in to Berjaya Time Square U Mobile center request for tri-cut (mini, micro and nano SIM) all-in-one SIM card. However, they don't have such for that tri-cut SIM.

Currently only available as you mentioned mini with micro SIM 2-in-1 SIM card. If you want to go on for the nano SIM, U Mobile has separated nano SIM type only (charges will applied), but cannot go back to micro or mini SIM (if you want to swap back your old phone).

Yes, I agree for this statement.
Currently only maxis/Hotlink and Webe has available for TriSIM one.

Since maxis and Webe can implement this, why other telco such as U Mobile, DG and Celcom cannot implement this?
This will save cost and time, not need keep replacement SIMcard between nano SIM and mini/micro SIM.

I think now other telco think that replacement SIMcard also can gain some profit, so don't use TRI-cut form of SIMcard.
Some-more replacement of nanoSIM card not cheap at all, cost around RM20-25 (if I'm not wrong).

I believe nowadays this nanoSIM cost not so expensive at all already. If around RM3 ~ RM10 max, that should be acceptable for us.. (Assuming this original produce SIM cost with high MOQ each only RM1)

This post has been edited by JuneResources: Sep 22 2016, 08:54 AM

Just want to ask you... Your side release new U Mobile blank SIM with tri-cut?

It's seems like dealer and even worst U Mobile HQ also don't know about that have tri-SIM..
Anyway, one of our forumer in here share out the UM release tri-cut SIM.

Somebody know which outlet to get this kind of tri-cut SIM?

I think that one is business line.. Otherwise already reach credit limit.

Cannot say hardworking pay the bill, is consider pay "on-time".
But pay "on-time", no much benefit to us..

Unless something big surprise to you (e.g free additional 1 or 2GB data), sure will pay "on time".

As long as you "over"due = not on time... That is what I know.
Sorry for my noob.. I won't use postpaid, only rich people will take for postpaid plan...

Everything are based on the coverage and internet stability. Some of customers will prefer DG coz of cheap plan, some might prefer U coz fast speed (for certain place), some might prefer M coz of customer efficiency.


If your commitment is OK for you plus high calling / sms and data, then stick of postpaid.
If your commitment is not enough, then stick for prepaid.. Top up and used.. Some-more you won't kena blacklist if you don't top up..

No more "happy" telco riding under digi already.. If I m not wrong..