it's better than the postpaid plan?! what makes you say that my dear?!

yes, postpaid recommended. and you get much better customer service from the Maxis staff too.

Actually, no.
In a week, i am sure your usage differs everyday.
maybe, during weekends u use more than RM6, and on other days u don't.
so, its not RM180/mth.

the 50% off is to reward high users, thats all.
if not, u still enjoy good rates (39sen, 10sen(activ5) and 1sen/sms(activ5))

if u always call adjacent & non-adjacent maxis num without activ5
it's better 2 keep use on talk plan
bcoz thr is no one flat rate nationwide on total plan o!

This post has been edited by nckent: Nov 10 2006, 10:01 AM

Eh why Maxis 3 Free WebSMS no more already kah?

yes what he said.. so it's basically :

014-2XXXXXX maxis
014-7XXXXXX maxis

014-6XXXXXX digi

014-3XXXXXX celcom
014-9XXXXXX celcom

if some are not implemented yet, then this is what they will be using..

actually..

digi have 014-6xxxxxx, 014-30xxxxx and 014-31xxxxx prefix...
maxis 014-2xxxxxx
celcom 014-8xxxxxx

but why they never use number like 012-1xxxxxx .. cannot use 1 on the front..

This post has been edited by xcess: Nov 10 2006, 11:41 AM

I thought

0142 is Maxis.

0146, 01430 & 01431 is DiGi.

0148 is Celcom.

This post has been edited by David83: Nov 10 2006, 11:40 AM

isn't that what ^ said? anwyays, i onyl know for sure that digi uses 014-6 and maxis has 014-2.. the rest i'm not very sure..

why wouldn't they use back their old prefix(s)? so much easier to remember..

well, digi just introduce 014-30 and 014-31.. i think that for southern region..

they need to wait a certain time before old number can be recycled again.. that why new prefix needed...

This post has been edited by xcess: Nov 10 2006, 11:47 AM

I don't think the 01430/31 prefix is limited to Southern region only.

sorry.. 01430 is for northern while 01431 is for southern.. just refer to digi website moment ago..

i think we should not discuss about digi here.. this is maxis thread.. hehehe

hah...where u get the info?
not like this meh

maxis
014-2XXXXXX
http://www.hotlink.com.my/level2/hotlevel2.asp?AID=17

digi
014-6XXXXXX
014-30XXXXX(Northern)
014-31XXXXX(Southern)
http://www.digi.com.my/prepaid/prefix/prefix.do?page=faq

celcom
014-8XXXXXX(already in the market??)
http://star-techcentral.com/tech/story.asp...7480&sec=corpit

yeah..

lolx.. i said i not sure adi lor..

means that if buy maxis 0142, ur sim is automatically on easy plan? cant conver to total plan?

to use total plan, you need to register your prepaid first..

then call the helpline to convert it..

I was thinking, perhaps we can add more information on the services which provided by Maxis/Hotlink in the 1st post of this thread...

Below is some of the compilation: (post as much as we can to make this thread like a Info Thread for Hotlink/Maxis users )

Talk & SMS Plan ~
To change from Talk Plan to SMS Plan - *108*4#
To change from SMS Plan to Talk Plan - *108*1#
or call to change the SMS Plan & Talk Plan - 1300 820 120

GPRS Setting ~
To activate GPRS - *133#
To deacitvate GPRS - #133#

Missed Call Notification ~
To switch on the service - *147*1#
To switch off the service - *147*0#

Call Me Back service ~
*126*012XXXXXXX#

Voicemail Setting ~
To activate Voicemail - *109#
To deactivate Voicemail - #109#

I hope it may help some of you who need the information... That's all for now...

add more:

Maxis 3G
to activate maxis 3g - *136#
to deactivate maxis 3g - #136#

Maxis PTT
1 day use - *110*1#
1 month use (30days) - *110*30#

check registration status (prepaid)
type REG and send to 22555

This post has been edited by xcess: Nov 10 2006, 04:09 PM

Lets gather more so that the thread starter can compile it one shot...

This post has been edited by xavierchan: Nov 10 2006, 04:28 PM

eh, anyone use the PTT ? Good? bad? wasting $ ?

owh.. if i register the no. then i dun call the helpline to convert it, it will be on easy plan ah?

so basically, the new maxis no. 0142 only can convert either to total or easy plan eh? cant convert to talk n sms plan?

This post has been edited by @rissband: Nov 10 2006, 04:39 PM