Guys, if i have 3 Xpax Prepaid numbers with Celcom, any of you know if it is possible to view all 3 Xpax Prepaid numbers in just a single login to the Celcom Life app ?

Yes. As far a I know it’s possible on DiGi app, while for Maxis, it is only possible for Maxis Postpaid on MyMaxis app. But not sure how it works with Celcom and Xpax since I’m new to the Celcom Life app.

Believe you did not read my post correctly. I wrote I don’t know how it works for Celcom and Xpax as I am new to the Celcom Life app. I did not suggest Celcom should have an app for Celcom Postpaid and another app for Xpax

Noted. Thanks

Noted. So I just login with any number that belongs to me and all my other numbers registered under my NRIC with Celcom/Xpax will automatically show up on Celcom Life ?

Noted. Thanks. I had just successfully ported a number to Xpax yesterday. The name of the plan is Xpax RM10 (MNP). It comes with RM6.60 of free credit.


Noted. Thanks. I shall port-in two more numbers to Xpax by the end of this month. Great to know it is possible to view all numbers registered to my NRIC under a single login unlike Hotlink Red.

Currently I couldn’t see any other number in the Celcom Life app other than the number I just activated yesterday. So I guess there is no unknown SIM illegally registered under my NRIC with Celcom.

That’s a very competitive plan indeed. It makes the Hotlink newly revamped Hotlink Postpaid Flex plan expensive. Then again it is Maxis after all... so you do have to pay a premium to use its service.

Port-out and then port back to Celcom Xpax prepaid 1 month later.

No idea. For Hotlink and Digi Prepaid which are contract free, you can only port-out one month later.


Xpax Postpaid with L Plan (RM38) ? Or Xpax Prepaid Unlimited (RM35) with a capped speed of 3Mbps ?

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Sep 15 2020, 09:38 PM

There is no speed cap on Celcom First Blue plan.

By the way, you may want to check out Xpax Postpaid that gives out better value for the money paid.

As the previous poster answered, it’s for security reason.

Just want to confirm with existing Celcom MEGA Unlimited M/L pass subscribers that the stated capped speed of 5Mbps for Unlimited M pass and 15Mbps for Unlimited L pass are only for video streaming is it ? If you do a speedtest on Ookla it will still show high speed ?

Thanks for the video. But as the previous posted pointed out, what the fella said is misleading because he’s in fact using Celcom MEGA Unlimited L, not lightning. But thanks for the video anyway. Safe to say the speed cap is on video streaming site only.

Unlimited 6Mbps mobile data has landed at Xpax. Subscribe to the regular unlimited 3Mbps pass first, then pay RM10 to unlock unlimited 6Mbps mobile data.

Celcom MEGA Unlimited M/L get speed bump and more hotspot quota.

https://www.soyacincau.com/2020/11/27/celco...-hotspot-quota/

3Mbps and no FUP.

I tried it a few months ago. It was fine from my end. It was smooth up to 720p. For 1080p, sometimes it was smooth sometimes not.

It’s postpaid. You use the service and they bill you later. That is the reason why there is one last bill after you have ported out and this kind of practice isn’t unique to Celcom. If you are using postpaid service, it is the same with Maxis and Digi too.

When you port-out, the outstanding you may see is from your last statement date, which from date of issue, you have up to one month to clear the bill before they bar your line. You could have used the service for a few more days or even weeks after the last statement was generated. That is why there is still one statement you need to clear after you have ported out.

Oh yes. It is true that Celcom doesn’t calculate the last bill on pro-rata basis. I however, do not know if thing has changed since because last time I had a Celcom postpaid was in 2016.

However, Maxis and Digi don’t put much effort in reaching out to you either. I was blacklisted by Maxis once after I failed to pay RM12+ for a line I terminated two month earlier last time. The terminated line was registered as a mainline under different account number and in their record, they had my main line (a Digi line) on file and my primary Maxis line was active (well, still active now too). Despite having registered for eBill, for some reason, I never received the bill and nobody called me either. I only found out when I tried to register a new supplementary line for my still active Maxis mainline. So since then, I put a reminder on my phone to follow-up the last bill myself to prevent myself from getting blacklisted unnecessarily again.

So in the end, they are the same. That you have one last bill you have to follow-up yourself because it’s a postpaid service.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Dec 4 2020, 08:25 PM

Does that number originally belong to Celcom ?

Celcom releases terminated numbers back to the general pool much quicker than Maxis and Digi. In the case of Maxis, sometimes it takes more than a year for a terminated number to be released for new registration again. I found out a terminated number of mine with Celcom prefix - 019 (it was with Digi when the number was terminated) is active again just about 2 months later.

You can try calling that number first to check if it's in service. If it's not, then may be you can call Celcom to check if it's been recycled to a Xpax simpack or Celcom still has it as an unregistered number that Celcom may at its absolute discretion allows you to register it as a new postpaid number.