not only on port out.

even on change rate plan, they will charge full commitment fee of the plan we are leaving in additiion to prorate of replacement plan.

so those who want to do so, please time it to happen in the last few days to your next postpaid bill period.

spare some time for contingency as most get it completed within 24hrs if gone through celcom's own counter, probably in 48hrs if via call center, and unreliable promises if via 3rd party dealers (the exclusive dealer I went to took ~4d just to start processing into system).

you wish....

last time they had that internet breakdown, what did they give back?

fak-ing free data for facebook and whatsapp.

not even an acceptable compensation for me for i don't use both.

> celcom lousy

> but I use umobile



LOL

drillz or it didn't happen!
LOL.... you guys maintaining quality of index graph or what...? server farm, is it?

at first I thought I am connected to home wifi on digi infinite, but after closer inspection, it was mobile data on celcom

just do it.

I registered new postpaid number from celcom, and had it hotlink-ed the day after. no issue.

another postpaid number from celcom also hotlink-ed within the same week of registering it.

I've never heard of "lock-up" period. I just did what I wanted, when I wanted it. if this fairt tale "lock-up" really existed, I guess I was not subjected to it, twice.

probably celcomis doing it like how some banks are doing it.

create a glorified browser shell app that bears their name. brag about it.

when customer interacts with the "app", all the web pages flows direct from web server.

whoaah.... honesty is very difficult to stumble on these days.

that means total 1GB for any day (*duh* why call it weekday, celcom?) and additional 1GB specifically only for weekends, the whole month. however, the weekend allocation is divided into 250MB for each weekend (total 1GB in a 4-weeks month). if you use more than 250MB on a particular weekend, it will eat into the any day allocation.

tried. system just returned error.

please make police report, so that SKMM can be properly notified of the unscrupulous vendor AND to punish celcom's lack of oversight. this is identity theft. don't treat it lightly.

facepalm moment.

are you malaysian? or a foreigner who is visiting malaysia?

you do realise that infinite150 is a limited-time promo, right...?

may the odds be ever in your favour.... (whistle)

honestly, I do not know. and no, didn't care, as a plan without full tethering is a plan I have no need for.

suffice to say, everyone kena-lah....

with that kind of extensiveness and coverage of almost all telco, this probably came from central. number portability database?

This post has been edited by cicak.fakir: Nov 13 2017, 08:34 PM

bit difficult to accept all telco kena stolen from by an individual who knows each individual telco's diverse system and database, at the exact "same" time. data most probably came from a central database, hacked once.

so now you know, when politicians claimed they have never sent something identified by their mobile number, they might have been telling the truth, since IMEI and IMSI could be out in the wild as well to be duplicated.

another place to be wary off - hotel receptions.

I started getting cap marketers calling me ever since I revealed my number to reception. I no longer trust hotels, especially those in batu feringgi.

if they insists, I told them just to put "0" all the way.