Dxgx is really not sincere.


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their so called 'promo' always have a lot of t&c, same goes to their fake 'unlimited' too.

the way they come out promo or anything, it just simply not as straightway as Celcom or maxis (best with very minimum hidden rules)

among all telcos, their plans always come with the most misleading info, such as their fake "unlimited" calls, or there will be the most amount of hidden T&C.

same goes to the unlimited data plan, if they cannot really support or cannot afford to offer that, no point to make it "limited" that launch date 24 march, less than a week already 'sold out'. it is just meant to gain attention by having such "wow" promo, but the sign up limit is so limited.

i think no telcos will be bother to come out "counter" offer. the quota is so limited. ending promo date is june, less than 1 week already promo ended. it means that there is only limited customers they can snatch away from other telcos to port in to them.

most importantly, these plan are not permanent plan, i dun think other telcos will bother about it.

even with webe 'permanent' unlimited data plan now, other telcos also did not come out any counters except dxgx this 'super limited' plan.

This post has been edited by westlife: Apr 4 2017, 10:40 AM

Maxis one share is a lot better than this.

If M or C comes out similar unlimited plan, they can easily eliminate D. Given M or C coverage or network performance. But no way they will do it.

D comes out unlimited in order to fight the two. But they cannot even sustain with this marketing strategy, this is the reason why they stop the rm80 restrictive unlimited plan for less than a week of launch. W did not stop their offer for rm79 unlimited promo or increase the price simply due to the fact they have not managed to get enough customers to hit the limit of the offer yet. But for any common telcos, they can hit the limit easily if the price of unlimited plan I s below rm100 since most customers are on their popular plan that are at this kind of price tag. It will be more of a direct switch. Given that D the so called unlimited plan is with specific end date or even early ending date if full sign ups. It shows that given the current infra of any telcos, unlimited plan is not something that they can not really support or sustain or limited. Even they offer, it is very obviously congestion is something customers will face too.

certainly, given the usage for ppl nowadays for unlimited data, even fixed line broadband, telco needs to throttle speed, not to mention about mobile broadband that the bandwidth is even more limited and shared, and very location based that congestion can be caused easily.

eventually, unless telco up the price for unlimited data plan or throttle speed for those bandwidth intensive traffic, else this kind of plan is just a short term plan and certainly not long term plan that a telco will offer.

currently using rm98 maxisone with unlimited calls, sms, and sufficient total data to be used for a month. i am actually ok with it, eventually fixed line broadband at home will be the most suitable for bandwidth intensive tasks while mobile broadband is still mainly for on the move access therefore coverage, speed, reliability are more keys to it. i am glad that maxis did not come out cheap plan to fight with other telcos actually so that existing customers can actually experience better services they subscribed to by paying a bit more than other telcos.

Yeah,MOP 98 is my main line, and I still have the legacy Celcom first basic 38 as my backup line too.

Maxis and Celcom are the only telcos that I will use based on my experience with all telcos.

If compare to DiGi, I will stick to Celcom instead, at least their coverage and speed are better.

besides，personally I feel that prepaid is very troublesome if one is using the plan mainly for data purpose. I had tried to use hotline prepaid to replace my postpaid for data usage before. but using prepaid, once it hits the quota limit, it will become pay per use, and if there is credit inside the account, very fast it will wipe out the credit due to the high cost of pay per use. If it is postpaid, once hit limit, at most the speed slow down dramatically only. Need to actively monitor usage for prepaid.

Maxis is free for the activation message.

which are those prepaid?

nowdays given the low price of postpaid plan, if one does not really exceed the limit. no reason to use prepaid also.

DiJi is the telco in boleh land that has the most hidden terms and conditions.

'Cheap' (Appeared) comes with price.

CMI.

Is the mifi device unlocked to other telco sim?

that's nice.

ic. that's good. but isn't it it comes with 12 months contracts?

This post has been edited by westlife: May 9 2017, 02:35 PM

absolutely, if there is no coverage or low speed, no point even if it is cheap.

ic. better to buy prepaid sim card to test out first. normally it is a good reference point no matter prepaid or postpaid.

Yup, maxis is always my no 1 choice telco in bolehland while celcom comes second. No 3rd or 4th choices for me becos the rest cmi.

For those who has unifi at home, seriously unlimited data is not a necessity. It is good to have but certainly not a must unless one has no unifi at home.

It is a good alternative for those who only have streamyx at home yes due to the Low download and upload speed of streamyx.