I'm lucky enough that my "end-users" on Infinite150 are not gamers and streamers.

So far have never eached above 300GB usage, except that one month when I was busy consolidating all those phones, tablets, laptops, and *box*.com into onedrive.com

those supposedly-intelligent chatbots are a nuisance.
testing patience that is already running thin.

I'll just sit on 4G+ while it's being abandoned by 5G devices... 😏

Zarfool debating Budget 2023: semua sarahan telco kerana melengah-lengahkan kesediaan 5G.

never put critical eggs in a single basket.

we need multiplayer for redundancy. this is critical infra. lives will literally depend on it. i don't think telco will invest into additional 4G footprint anymore after we cut off 3G end of this year. what's the point of boasting of cutting edge when a knife can't even function in the kitchen.

remember how many telcos were affected when TM's exchange in Seberang Perai caught fire?

this administration is really out of this world - but for all the wrong reasons.
disconnected from the ground.
true helangs.

imagine all the manpower they already poached for DNB, then suddenly announced want to rethink about the model they have committed to since last year.

while i disagree with single wholesale operator model for redundancy purpose, i pity those who must have skipped their heartbeat upon reading their employment is suddenly in jeopardy from flip-flops higher up.

sorry, bang.
tersilap configure integration dengan celcom/dnb.

when government want to tax the same as postpaid, prepaid users flip table called it unfair, burdensome, etc etc.

bila kena engkau "adil", bila kena aku "tak adil".

it's the general taxpayers that eventually need to shoulder the slack in the wake of prepaid not paying SST. sibuk kutuk BR1M etc but similarly minta payung.


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Settle any outstanding dues to existing provider.
If existing provider instead owes you, postpaid will refund, prepaid will burn. (Can I suggest you get another prepaid SIM and transfer prepaid balance to it, then use it to spend on app store later.)

Upon receiving your replacement SIM card from new provider, call new provider to kickstart MNP processing.

Wait for SMS (on your existing provider SIM) to confirm you want to port out. Yoodo will send to email instead.

Wait for "sorry to see leave" SMS from existing provider that they approved to let you go.

Usually when I see that "sorry to see you leave", usually MNP already almost done, I can already switch to new SIM.

Authentication services requiring SMS-based TAC might be temporarily disrupted. Believe it's due to banks sending to different SMS gateway depending on which provider you are using.

If you used postpaid with previous provider, make sure to follow up slightly after a 1½mth later to settle final bill issued after you left.

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Dec 29 2021, 02:38 PM

If you have bill outstanding, of course will be blocked.

Celcom and Maxis not that fussy to let go when there is zero bill outstanding.

But Digi is bit particular; even with zero outstanding, still require you to pay 1mth upfront similar to rateplan you intended to terminate. so i guess they also want it when porting out.

Still, later go check last bill issued after you ported out. Don't end up in Court or telco blacklist for that oversight over meagre amount.

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Dec 31 2021, 10:11 PM

by cheque.

though i can't recall which telco is it that put clause "refund only if balance above RM10". Was it unifi postpaid....

wait long long yaaaa....

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Dec 31 2021, 10:31 PM

MNP processing only starts after you receive replacement SIM card.

we don't want you to lose connection for the rest of the 1 week while praying for GDEX J&T to not not fcuk the delivery while you are out incommunicado, riiiiight?

i had+have 2 of those digi device subscriptions.
your calculation is correct, before additional usage and SST.

no upfront payment if you use credit card (which, automatically be force-opted for monthly autodebit) to pay this order, OR, pay upfront for the phone equivalent to 12mth installments if pay using other methods. same whether online or in store.

upfront will be used to offset phone’s installment for the first 12mth, so you will only need to settle rateplan usage in the same period.



(my 1st device with digi avoided upfront eventhough using other payment method because of digi’s own online offer link. 2nd device also avoided eventhough using other methods as i walked-in to store and can’t remember how i ended up so, but at a higher cost of rateplan to compensate.)



edit:
(i am sorry. both device subscriptions has upfront payment. rechecked receipts.)

This post has been edited by Oltromen Ripot: Feb 24 2022, 11:46 AM

i reloaded(s) RM55 and sure enough the option appeared for Best 2017.

my qurstion now is, what can i spend this RM5 free (for 2 days) on?

if digi have been serving well at the places you haunt, contract or not shouldn't be an issue in exchange for better offer i.e extra data, free phone, .... you are not switching away after all, right?

no need to convert to primary - the offer is to contract your supplementary line itself for the next 12mths in exchange for additional data.
anyway, if you have Internet Sharing, Supplementary start using its own quota only after it had spent its share from Primary. So contracting it out to increase its own quota might be for nothing if it cannot even finish its quota allocated from Primary.

untuk orang yang bangun bersahur, bulan puasa lah abang oi.


(though, don't ask me why anyone would even need to use that amount of data during sahur....)

but it sounds like you are transferring pwnership of your number to be theirs. DON'T. you'll be held hostage with no guarantee they'll entertain you in later times.

whoaah, that sure is surprising to read that Axiata holds more than Tony's Tune Group in this mvno.

All telco were supposed to already shutdown all 3G sites by end of last year. Only delayed a bit due to the major flood. You shouldn't be expecting any more 3G almost 6 months after.