No FUP applies for all DiGi Postpaid with Unlimited Call plans. But FUP does apply to U Mobile's Unlimited Call Plans. It didn't say exactly how many hours though.

No prior experience as I have been using DiGi and Maxis only.

Maxis Postpaid plans these days all come with 'unlimited calls'. As a matter of fact, Maxis is the first telco in Malaysia to offer unlimited calls. The rest are just copycat.

The cheapest standard plan is RM98/month. For East Malaysia, the cheapest plan is RM68/month.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Apr 16 2017, 01:19 PM

Judging from all the prepaid and postpaid plans they have introduced over the last few months, i don't think they will.

Having been a DiGi user for 13 years now and a Maxis user on and off over the years, Maxis after all, do have a more stable service compared to DiGi. I do have some issues with DiGi 4G LTE service at major shopping centres such as Mid-Valley Megamall and KLCC where the DiGi 4G LTE signal is on but the internet is unusable. I frequently face such issue at Mid-Valley South Court area, inside AEON Supermarket on LG and near the toilet area near to CIMB Bank/Kim Gary Restaurant but never had any issue with Maxis. Whenever Maxis data becomes unusable it normally is because it fails to connect to Maxis 4G LTE.


1,000 minutes with 4GB data for RM38/month is probably the best deal you can get for a Prepaid plan now. Otherwise another alternative is the U Mobile P38 Postpaid plan but U Mobile internet is really slow most of the times. Unless you're a salesman who only cares about unlimited calls, one is better off staying with DiGi and pay RM38 to DiGi every month.

It is true that DiGi can stop the InternetPlus package anytime. However, based on what DiGi has done in the past, those users who have subscribed to any InternetPlus package will still get to enjoyed it as long as they do not unsubscribe to the plan when the internet pass is no longer offered, similar to the old DiGi Best Prepaid users who still can subscribe to SLL at a much cheaper rate of RM38, or DiGi Smart Prepaid users who can still enjoy 2GB of free data every weekend despite that this type of prepaid plan had been withdrawn from sale.


U Mobile reserves the right to alter the offering of their Postpaid plan anytime too. Yes. They can reduce the data quota should they wish or even impose a stricter FUP for the cheaper postpaid plans that currently come with unlimited calls.