Until now, I haven't been able to login to My Hotlink. Damn..
Is the system down or what?
I used my password, reset my password
used it again..
And login, no error.BUT it still shows me the same page?!
Anyone tell me why is this? Is it just me or.. anyone else?

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Added on April 21, 2008, 11:45 amstupid plan hotlink

You can stop those spam msg by stop using Maxis.
Which means you can't.

You can sometimes still get old stock total plan starter pack at shops.

anyone have seen a new caller ringtones ad? anyone know what is the chinese song title before 'beautiful girl' one?

have checked it tru website but im not a chinese ...anyone know what the song title?

no need to type RM anymore..

RM stands for ringgit malaysia. Last time I think need to type in RM as the prefix to the amount that you wanted to transfer in Share-A-Top-Up.

ok already got it...the songs called Peng You by alan tham means friends in engrish!

Hotlink changed the menu structure for *100#

I think to backup your address book and perhaps your saved SMS in the SIM card.

I received this morning too,the number is 27708.

i think each transfer cost rm0.50.

I purposely leave my credit with a few credits but they didn't offer me anything one? xD

You guys receive any mms greeting from maxis? they are sending me a few,  quite frequent these few days.

that is quite blur, coz some get some not get the promo, although sme reload amount,...etc.  But the promotion seems like not attractive tooo, why not just extend the deadline? rather than need u upload some amount before 'date' and get 'little' point. hope them wil give more attractive & real benifits for users.

and the mms, i heard some ppl said they received too, but the mms not attratctive, too normal.

the new menu not quite convenient from my point of view

Maxis offers anti-spam service for cellphones

KUALA LUMPUR: Maxis subscribers plagued by unsolicited SMS and spam now have a weapon to fight back.

A new service to its more than 10 million subscribers allows them to control, personalise and automate their short message service to block unsolicited SMS and spam.

Maxis new business head Dr Nikolai Dobberstein said the anti-spam or blacklist feature was the first to be offered to subscribers by a mobile operator in the world.

“The blacklist feature works for Maxis numbers such as 012, 0142 or 017,” he told reporters yesterday at the launch of its Message Plus service, which costs RM1 a month. Included in the package are auto-reply and copy SMS functions.

“Spam has annoyed millions of mobile phone users globally, as well as our customers. For this reason, we want to help customers avoid receiving spam and unsolicited SMS.”

Explaining the auto-reply feature, Dr Dobberstein said: “If the mobile phone user is on a long haul flight and is not contactable or at a meeting, he or she may programme an auto-reply to all incoming SMS informing senders of his or her unavailability and perhaps providing information on alternative contact.

“If this auto-reply message is programmed before the user leaves Malaysia, all outgoing auto-replies will be charged according to the Malaysian SMS tariff.”

Under the copy SMS function, customers can copy an SMS received to up to 10 numbers.

For the Auto-Reply and Copy SMS services charges will apply. Maxis-to-Maxis SMS are charged at 5 sen each and Maxis-to-other-operators SMS are charged at 15 sen each within Malaysia.

Dr Dobberstein is confident that a user-friendly and lifestyle-relevant SMS-management service like Message Plus will attract many users.

He said SMS was the most popular non-voice communications channel for mobile users in Malaysia, which ranked sixth in the world for total SMS volume.
URL: http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...1939&sec=nation

where is the reward point location? cant find it le in *100#