You can also do it with Digi dealer.

Gadget SIM is only data access SIM.

Yes.

Is there any way I can change from a postpaid plan to prepaid without visiting Digi Store?

Can I do it at Digi Express Store?

Or, can it be done via CS?

Ya, I guess that's the only option. MNP-ing to other telco.

I wanted to switch my Postpaid 40 to Yoodo, I get only 25GB data and unlimited calls on Digi. I can forgo the free calls and Yoodo is 20GB for RM 20.

Then, Digi counter-offered me with Postpaid 35 that gives 30GB data, additional 3GB hotspot and unlimited calls. After consideration, I accepted the offer to stay back with Digi.

Even without Yoodo, my second option will be Celcom mix and match which is also RM 35 (30GB and unlimited calls) and it has advantage because it comes with 5G. However, this Digi no. is always in my router which doesn’t support 5G, so I guess I can continue using Digi 35 for now. Since it has no contract attached, so I can still switch to other telco next time.

No no. I don’t want capped speed. 3Mbps or 6Mbps is not enough for me. Too bad.
This is for my spare data to use but I don’t want capped speed.

I do have devices which support it but not 5G routers yet. Yes, no speed limit.

Can I walk into Digi Centre to terminate a prepaid line? I don’t want to wait till the line goes expired (90 days later) or MNP to other telco and let it get inactivated there.

I know but is there any option to get it terminated earlier? I already have 5 SIM for prepaid and I need to clear one quota for a new no.

I did explain earlier because I need to clear off the quota for another prepaid no.

I don’t know, hence I asked.

No worries. I’m back in office these two days and there’s one Digi Centre near to my office. I will find time to walk in to ask.

It’s not any ong no., just converting one of my postpaid SIMs to prepaid.

OK, this is probably a good workaround.

I walked in to Digi Centre, The Gardens and managed to terminate that prepaid no. It takes 24-48H to be terminated. At least it can be done.

No worries. I'm not converting now, probably next month. It is just above my office.

The Roaming pass for one month for RM 95 is worth it. I paid for one month and used it in the Philippines, Singapore, Turkey, Greece, and Thailand since I traveled to five countries in a month.

Though I admit when I was in Greece, the connection wasn't that good. Otherwise, it worked well in other countries.

I am traveling to Thailand and the Philippines again end of the month till early July; I needed just two weeks and cross countries but couldn't find a good deal. Maybe I should opt for a monthly one as well as I may be going to HK around the end of July.

My hometown Port Dickson is in the list. Good job. I'm going back soon and see how much it has improved.

I'm not sure about other areas but my home is near to PD town and it has been quite stable and fast, all the time >130Mbps.

I dislike how they revised the roaming pass RM98 for 30GB/month. Now, it is 2GB/day and unlimited for 1Mbps, which can only do a little with this speed; I prefer the whole chunk of 30GB rather than just limiting it to 2GB per day.

I didn't know this, should have used it earlier. Anyway, the 98 was so well worth as I used to travel 3-5 countries in a month.

In the list, the only country I go very often is Bangkok Thailand, like every month once.. Used to incorporate Thailand in my monthly roaming pass when I travel to other countries too.
Anyway, in August I only travelled to Thailand so I got the normal True tourist pass from Shopee, it is so well-worth, unlimited data for around RM 20. Though it says it is capped to 15Mbps but I have been getting 5G speed all the time up to 400Mbps in Bangkok.

I think moving forward, I will only go to Thailand every month. So this RM 98 thingy may not work well for me anymore unless I need to travel to other countries again.