Where did you get the idea that there is a 12-month contract?

How many days will the grace period be if the mobile@unifi account becomes inactive?

Sounds dangerous. I can see a lot of forgetful people losing their numbers this way.

For those ultra-low users like me who just want an emergency back-up number, it's not likely that we're going to spend regularly on add-ons. Probably will be making a call every 80-90 days to keep this alive, and then top-up when credit is low.

Contradictory info by TM. Well, I will not buy an add-on within 90 days but I will make a call. If that kills my number, so be it: it's not worth maintaining such an account. I can get cheaper data elsewhere.

Another thing I'll be trying to find out once I have the m@u SIM is whether Voicemail is on by default. I usually disable voicemail once I activate a new phone line.

I wish I could change the TMpoint collection address. Now I find I can't make it this week and that particular TMpoint doesn't open Saturdays.

Well I said I wish.

Commonsense tells you that if something doesn't expire, there's nothing to carry forward.

It simply doesn't make sense.

Well, a 2-second phone call is technically "usage".

Still cheaper than paying RM13 for 1GB basic internet.

RM10 can get you 60mins voice and 60 SMS. Would it be possible to make 1 short call or send 1 SMS every 90 days to count as usage for 120 times? Potentially nearly 3 decades' worth of validity there...if TM is generous enough to allow this...

One of the joys of having a smartphone is the ability to set reminders on specific dates

Didn't you post this already the other day? I already commented that TM is making contradictory statements.

double post

This post has been edited by tympg: Jan 23 2018, 09:02 PM

So? What you currently have does not need to be carried forward (to where?) so long as the account is active.

If the account is terminated then everything is forfeited of course.

If you look at the previous statement



it does say "any usage".

Whoever wrote the Unifi Mobile FAQ, their boss(es) never vetted the content properly. The occasional dodgy English and factually contradictory information makes me take all this with a pinch of salt.

We will find out the actual situation once we start using this plan.

Register through the mobile@unifi app.