Got

Can,is at new wing ground floor

Want to know as well
As Digi website didn't provide any number for us to contact them

Like this eh?




shit. should be 78 not 87.

This post has been edited by UntilUComeBack: Oct 19 2016, 03:19 PM

ok will do that
About Digi Best Prepaid 2016 P2Pplan is it same as you said Digi Best Prepaid 2016 , some search around mention when upgrade to the package to RM68 for 365 days will get 500mb free but capped at 56kbs speed.
Is it true with free 500mb every month ??? but can 56kbs enough for any VOIP to someone like whatapps recording and whatapps/skype called ?

Thanks

The 56kbs capped is for upload or download ? or both at the same time ? d/l 56kbs and up 56kbs while on voice called ?

This is what is called Basic Internet. It's good enough for instant messaging and light browsing (use Opera Mini to surf Lowyat.net for instance) but 56kbps is definitely not adequate for VOIP.

Want to know too.
Seems like no way to know

thanks , but anyone tested out ? like speed test when capped at 56kbs ? or it's cappedwith download 56kbs and upload 56kbs ?

Port in yesterday at 9 and now using Digi at 6. Superb service

roamBorder is not free for Postpaid 80.

It is RM5 a month until Dec 2017 if you activate before 1 Dec 2016. If you activate on or after 1 Dec, then it's RM30 a month.

I think your friend's phone was on LTE Band 3 (1800MHz) whereas your phone was on LTE Band 7 (2600MHz).

The iPhone 5 was probably that model that didn't support LTE Band 7. Those newer phones which support both Band 3 and 7 LTE will always give priority to the higher frequency band (because higher throughput) even though typically Band 7 will have weaker signal (less penetration).

And Digi typically, but not always, has weaker 4G signal than Maxis.

I was in a Digi Store today to find out more about Digi's latest Postpaid plans.

Some of the things I found out:

• Right now, internet sharing with other lines is not yet available.
• When Internet Sharing does become available, the weekend quota cannot be shared, only the main quota ("All Day") can be shared. This sucks as I was weighing the option of signing up to Postpaid 110 and having a second SIM to use as Broadband.
• RoamBorder is meant for regular visitors to Singapore. Once you sign up, you will be charged RM30 a month even if you don't visit Singapore that month. (Right now the promotion is that if RoamBorder is activated before 1/12/2016, Postpaid 80 users will get RM25 discount a month for 12 months and Postpaid 110 users will get RM30 discount a month for 12 months).

This post has been edited by tympg: Oct 19 2016, 07:55 PM

Old DiGi Postpaid 80 comes with 10gb data (7gb + 3gb) while the new DiGi Postpaid 80 plan comes with 20gb data (10gb + 10gb) which is a whopping 10gb more compared to the previous plan. And even if you're constantly in areas where DiGi LTE 4G service is weak or unavailable, this plan is still good in the sense that you'll still have 10gb of usable data whether you're on 3G or LTE 4G network. The other 10gb LTE 4G weekend data only is considered a bonus which you can still use if you're in a place where DiGi LTE 4G is available.

The old plan comes with unlimited SMS only to your 3 nominated numbers while the new plan comes with 300 SMS per billing cycle to all network. 300 free SMS these days is more than suffice for most users who still regularly use the SMS service.

Some people may not like that the new plan doesn't come with unlimited WhatsApp and WeChat but this is where the unlimited calls feature come in handy. I've said it before that people nowadays are overly reliant on WhatsApp. They will just send you a message on WhatsApp even if it is an urgent matter which I can never brain what they are thinking. But these days I simply do not care anymore. Don't be mad at me if you need to find me urgently but I did not reply your WhatsApp message like until a few hours later. WhatsApp is meant to be used for casual chat, as well as to replace MMS as MMS is expensive. It is never meant to completely replace SMS or call service. Need to find me urgently ? Call me. Need to ask something that's important but not so urgent to the point that you need an immediate reply from me ? Send me an SMS. Wanna have a casual chat with me ? Feel free to send me a message on WhatsApp

Agree on this part. Not everyone have constant and stable internet connection 24/7. Call and SMS are here to stay even we have many alternative nowadays.

thanks for the comments I just ported in. the website information is abit misleading. "RM80 above" sounds like RM80 and above.
It should have been "above RM80".

I also agree on this, but it should be related to 6S CA.

suspect maxis dun have CA at the area, hence
His phone 1800mhz, full bar
His fren phone 1800mhz, full bar

DiGi has CA at the area, hence
His phone 2600mhz + 1800mhz, showing 2600mhz signal at his phone, 2 bars
His fren phone no CA, hence 1800mhz full bar



*checked 5s and SE not support CA, both cat 4 phones. while 6s support CA (cat 6)
Of coz, need to get my point correct if
1) Maxis has no CA at the location he mentioned
2) Phone showing 2600mhz signal instead of 1800mhz signal when CA

Digi 2016 Q3 Results

	Q3 2016	Q2 2016	Q1 2016
Prepaid subscribers	10.26 million	10.39 million	Q2=Q1-4000
Postpaid subscribers	1.99 million	1.95 million	Q2=Q1+5000
Subscribers using internet data	8.0 million	8.0 million	-
Subscribers using 4G/4G+	3.7 million	3.3 million	-
Prepaid ARPU	RM34	RM34	RM35
Postpaid ARPU	RM80	RM82	RM80
EBITDA	RM775 million	RM735 million	RM704 million
Profit After Tax	RM438 million	RM421 million	RM399 million

References:
http://digi.listedcompany.com/newsroom/MDA...19_Oct_2016.pdf

Just as I predicted, prepaid subs continue to decline, while postpaid grows.

They feel the cake for postpaid segment, hence introduce the new postpaid plan to gain more postpaid subs
Soon the trend will become the company profit still increasing while total subscribers drop (like maxis)

Are they still the largest tho? I guess we need to wait for the other telco's result too. Not that it matters that much, their profit went up.

Prepaid customers are leaning towards Maxis Hotlink while postpaid customers are leaning towards Digi Postpaid.