So I get points for Boost! Boost>Elinking>TNB will get Boost coins & Elinking CB, double benefits.

i see, in order to use the utility services require to sign up a new mobile number? does it required monthly top up to maintain the account without using their plans (voice / data) but only utility services?
also, any cap for TNB bill payment?

nope and nope

max 2000 per payment.

but then you may not want to pay all at once. PM you on this.

This post has been edited by ProxMatoR: Mar 20 2020, 12:39 PM

email will do, didn't even verify don't know how safe
Btw, need key in account everytime? No option to add as Favorite?

This post has been edited by adamw: Mar 20 2020, 03:45 PM

nope. that's the disadvantage of it. but then, this app is e-sim, not for bill payment. so i guess that's why they didn't add that feature in.

ok thanks for ur replies, RM30 min for bill payment.
wonder any limit per month for an account?


can just register using username and password, wonder how to recover account if fraud happen without mobile number verification

RM30 min is applicable to TNB only. for others, it has different limit

So far TM unifi limits 5x per month, just like any other payment gateway limitation. TNB, to my experience, nope. maybe due the amount doesn't hit the limit of transactions yet.

I registered with email tho. so i assume it will send an email if something happened

the wallet can hold up to RM2000 at one time?

I remember someone topped up beyond 1k, but so far haven't come across 2k that I know of...

maybe can since that's their max bill limit?

I had more than 2k in wallet before, I knew someone with more than 5k. Mine was 3.5k.
Limit per day is 2k for TNB bill, but I have paid same account for more than 6k, split into more than 3 days.

Try to understand the elinking background...cant find much information on this..anyone know what is the backbone infrastructure for this eSim?

their network services under TuneTalk which is also under Celcom

Anyone paid tnb bill at 99 speedmart with ewallet before?
Website listed they accept tnb bill.

http://99speedmart.com.my/Speedpoint

I tot it just for the meaning they accept e-wallet as one of the payment method..but not for bill payment.
I checked last month, they couldn't accept e-wallet for bill payment.

last i checked, about 2 weeks ago, cash only

Last 2 days Elinking makan telur. No more 80c

no ah....

Twice kena Thank You.

i kena 2 days TQ, then 1 day RM0.10, then 2 days TQ again

oh too bad.. so only 7-11 allow tng ewallet to pay tnb bill.