Guys, I noticed that the RM30 Super Long Life to extend validity to 365 days under Box of Surprise, is no longer available?
Or is it just me?

https://www.digi.com.my/broadband/home-fibre
As long your area has Unifi and the port is open for Digi Fibre, then you can subscribe it already.
However, you'll get to enjoy some extra monthly rebates if you're an existing Digi Postpaid user.

My friend asks, he knows Call Forwarding / Call Divert service is available among telcos.
But how about SMS Forwarding / SMS Divert? Is it available for Digi or other telcos?
Can it be done on carrier level, where the SMS can be forwarded/divert to another phone number, even when the phone is switched off (so it doesn't rely on apps to do it)?

This post has been edited by joshhd: Nov 6 2021, 01:33 PM

Hmm.. False alarm?

Or maybe, they could rebrand it as...

Celcom is the postpaid branding, while Digi is the prepaid branding, or vice versa?
Similar like Maxis and Hotlink?

Reserve 100MB for what purpose?

It is like "Yes, it is unlimited, but don't abuse the network as it there's no tomorrow."

Lesson learnt: USSD menus are still much more reliable than MyDigi app?

Therefore, USSD menus are here to stay with many more years to come, even after nationwide 3G shutdown.

I just realise that they started offer 1 year validity for RM30 again at the Box Of Surprise section... You guys got it too? Or is it already been a while?



This post has been edited by joshhd: Jan 30 2022, 02:03 AM

So annoying, yet so effective to attract your attention.

For Digi, if your prepaid account is under grace period, Digi will not allow your phone to connect to their 4G network, so your phone will only be connected to 2G network.

You force your phone to 4G LTE Only also no use.
- Your phone will refuse to connect to Digi 4G network. You won't get any signal bar, so Digi VoLTE won't work as well.
- Emergency calls through Digi 4G network won't work also.
- Digi VoWiFi also won't work even if you put your phone to Flight mode.

In that case, any incoming calls and SMS will be through 2G network ONLY. If you're in a place that doesn't have 2G coverage but has strong 4G coverage, it's useless also, cuz you won't be getting incoming calls/SMS until you go to a place that has 2G coverage.

To be able to connect to Digi 4G network again as usual, you have to make sure your Digi account status is Active (perform topup or extend validity).

VoWiFi does work on airplane mode, provided if your Digi line is in Active status. If it is in grace period, VoWiFi logo won't even appear at all. I can confirm this, because I have a Digi number that is currently on grace period.

None of any Malaysian telco plans to turn off 2G anytime soon, for the sake of compatibility on older devices, and MCMC are aware of that.