Ya that what i mean. Currently i have 3 sim which one of the is UM, based on the area i most visit speed is not reachable to max and sometime line will disconnect which make me have bad experiences on UM

want to use on PC, not phone.

That's fine. Put the sim in nearby phone, log in app before sending out the sim.

That's nice to know. But can't find much details on the 38 plan I'm interested in. Speed after reaching monthly data quota, unlimited social media app, etc???nevermind. Not hijacking this thread.

This post has been edited by UnknownH: Jun 7 2020, 09:13 PM

https://www.digi.com.my/shop/postpaid-plans...aid-to-postpaid

Indeed, 0.5Mbps sufficient for basic Internet needs.
3Mbps 50GB + 0.5Mbps is still unlimited, that's what's Maxis thinking...

Anyway I'm OK with that, believe that mostly people's also accept it.

But HUP should consider topup monthly Hotspot pass for additional rm5/10 then it will perfect exactly.

Good to know, 90mins per sessions is acceptable.

Wrong one.
There is one telco Yoodo who offer free calls 1300/1800.
And all networks 2000mins for Rm12 per month, NO TIME LIMITS, I think because got called over 90mins before.

Hotlink edy bundled RM10 into HUPs :


Conclusion :

RM10/month = Unlimited calls to ALL Networks (90 minutes per call)
RM25/month = 50GB (3mbps) + <165GB (0.512Mbps)

LOL, Pls unbundle the voice and give RM25 HUP for me...

HUP35 is RM30 nett... there is a trick to topup RM30 and get HUP35...So indirectly, it's only RM20 for that 50GB+165GB data...

OOT:


This post has been edited by azhar75: Jun 8 2020, 12:00 AM

To be fair, they need to have minimum commitment cost from all customers to cover their operations costs.

Remember last time Celcom comes with the rm38 postpaid plans which it attracts quite a lot of people to sign up or to switch to it. There are even existing users on the legacy plans now. That time 3GB data monthly with 50 SMSes and talktime already can make a deal breaker as that time decent postpaid plan are all close to rm100/mo.

The hotlink plan is only rm35 monthly and one pretty much will never need to pay extra other than rm35 for extra usage, I would it is very good already.

I dun even mind to sign this plan for my parent to use despite that they not may really use that much becos the price is really low enough and no need to worry any extra charges.

This post has been edited by westlife: Jun 7 2020, 11:59 PM

Dear Hotlink,

I'm willing to pay for that amount... However, hatters will flip table vigorously ... LOL...

Tagline:
You pay RM65, We Pay RM300 = 365 days together-gether ...

This post has been edited by azhar75: Jun 8 2020, 12:02 AM

Agree... also cannot go lower until cannibalizing Hotlink Postpaid Flex (HPF):

You are absolutely right. Besides students, these passes, RM35 and RM45 alongside Digi LiVE Prepaid biBonus RM28 are really suitable for retirees too who seek mobile connection at minimum cost.

Seriously 8gb per month on hotlink postpaid look unbearable to me...3+ hour stream YT or twitch already quota finished

you should have ported out and go back in to hotlink unlimited plan now.
no brainer.
Hotlink flex postpaid actually is not very attractive even before this, whatever you can can also pretty much get the old Hotlink Red prepaid.

yeah. coming a 'perfect' prepaid plan to kill their own existing postpaid plans or even the rest of competitors will be a stoopig move to do.
this will also limit the chance for them to increase their profits by coming up a even better plan next time.

not to mention, no matter mobile plans or home broadbadn plans, the price do not increase over time according to inflation like any other things like properties etc. Even when moving to 5G, the telcos will need to upgrade their infra and offer free upgrade to the existing subcribers to move to 5G next time with at most price change. to be fair, nowadays telcos do not make profits as much as before.

rm35 montly commitment fee is totally fair for an individual subscriber no matter from telco perspective or customer prospective.
it is almost like one day rm1. even with all the FUP., it is a fair and 'almost' perfect plan to date.

Totally agree on this,even with 512kbps still can do alot of thing see whatapp fabebook ig or even streaming YT with 144 or 240p..unlike other telco with 64kbps aka 8kB/s totally can't do anything

This post has been edited by destiny017: Jun 8 2020, 01:35 AM

No more interruption at 1am as of today:



Dear Hotlink,
Thanx for the swift actions. Hoping not happening again.

This post has been edited by azhar75: Jun 8 2020, 01:13 AM

Speed still nice but for unknown reason my speedtest.com stuck at find the optimal server

yeah. correct.

512kbps is not too bad. one can still surf web, facebook, whatsapp which is more than enough for anyone.

the basic Internet that most telcos offer at 64kbps can barely do anything.

Why divide 8?
Dint know got such formula