May 21 2020, 12:13 PM
QUOTE(lurkingaround @ May 21 2020, 11:34 AM)
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Afaik, if you don't pay your postpaid bill to the celco, only that celco will blacklist you from all its postpaid plans, but not from its prepaid plans. You won't be blacklisted by other celcos for their postpaid plans. Prepaid plans are not blacklistable, as per government directive.
....... Personally, I have refused to pay my postpaid Maxis bill of about RM800 some years ago = got blacklisted by Maxis but I could still use prepaid Maxis, Digi, Celcom, etc and am now using postpaid UMobile GX50.
I'm not sure whether all the celcos will blacklist people from their postpaid plans for being CTOS, eg not paying their credit card bills to their banks. CTOS comes under different SOP, eg blacklisted by all banks from applying for all kinds of loans(esp car and house loans) and credit cards. Debit cards are not blacklistable as per government directive. Alternative use is e-Wallets.
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Prepaid is okay but postpaid cannot. My case I got outstanding bill from U broadband due to stolen laptop bag bfr bck in my college day 2015. Started stable work on 2018 and go to Celcom for postpaid plan but cannot proceed as my IC still got outstanding bill from U telco eventhough I'm using prepaid celcom that moment. Since cleared the outstanding CTOS score become better abit but not that much different.Afaik, if you don't pay your postpaid bill to the celco, only that celco will blacklist you from all its postpaid plans, but not from its prepaid plans. You won't be blacklisted by other celcos for their postpaid plans. Prepaid plans are not blacklistable, as per government directive.
....... Personally, I have refused to pay my postpaid Maxis bill of about RM800 some years ago = got blacklisted by Maxis but I could still use prepaid Maxis, Digi, Celcom, etc and am now using postpaid UMobile GX50.
I'm not sure whether all the celcos will blacklist people from their postpaid plans for being CTOS, eg not paying their credit card bills to their banks. CTOS comes under different SOP, eg blacklisted by all banks from applying for all kinds of loans(esp car and house loans) and credit cards. Debit cards are not blacklistable as per government directive. Alternative use is e-Wallets.
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This post has been edited by zAlyN: May 21 2020, 12:20 PM
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