In a word, no. Just give them your KL billing address.

Mate, you do know that it’s not unlimited data per se, right? There is still a cap, albeit quite a huge one. When reached, speed will be throttled. And it has to be the One Prime package, not just any normal plan.

The hotspot limit for this package is higher than others. Show you care, share. Then you can hit the limit...

Suggest you speak with their customer service officer. Call 123. THERE IS A CAP.

Aren’t you jumping the gun? No announcements on the 12s yet. On top of that, the amounts are also dependent on the storage capacity. So, it’s best not to mislead lest those ignorant ones follow wholesale what you said.

Instead of calling names, can I just ask you whether you know for sure though your point of reference is last year’s iteration, that it would be those amounts? Or perhaps, you work in a telco and are spilling the beans? If not, do not mislead which is my point or perhaps you could follow how the other forummers respond initially which the uninformed will then grasp more. But again, by your demeanour, it may be difficult for you to do so.

This post has been edited by PeeEl: Oct 31 2020, 06:27 PM

Bro., thanks though really unnecessary to get dragged in. On the face of this earth, there are all sorts. Anyone who reads the posts will be able to form their own opinions as to who have and who haven’t got the required etiquette in a public forum. Cheers.

It’s their prerogative to do so. Having said that, it does not reflect favourably on them to do so. They should address whatever qualms raised and if unfounded, rebut them which will then let them come out all rosy. In the context, their public relations department is lacking.

Welcome the good, accept the bad and improve. These are the good traits of a well oiled and managed organisation.