QUOTE(tupai @ Jan 5 2025, 11:20 PM)
New twist in me and wifu foray of getting a new iPhone with celcomdigi device plans.
After 2 different celcomdigi branches staff asking her to apply for new line in order to get the iPhone plan, she went the online route and got the phone already. No need to add any new lines.
So today we went to a bluecube? What's the new name? To get ESim.
Get the esim, was told it's rm10. Wifu paid cash, no receipt whatsoever. Was told cannot pay via billing or any cashless. I checked celcomdigi website no such charges. Hahahaha. Wifu furious kena scam 10 ringgit. Had to placate her with chagee next door.
QUOTE(Piers @ Jan 5 2025, 11:50 PM)
one of celcomdigi express store i went wanted rm20 cash for an esim… somewhere things are getting out of hand now 🙊
Perhaps should ask Soyacincau or Pendakwah Teknologi to write about it and publish in their social media. Just like how one person claim his Maxis iPhone is sim locked even after contract period end.
QUOTE(KinniHan @ Jan 6 2025, 12:32 AM)
Hi all sifu, I am thinking to change a new plan for getting new iphone from celcom digi. But I found that they only provide postpaid plan with 6 months free home fibre which is not applicable to me.
Anyone here can share some info? What if I would like to get a new iphone from telco without taking up the home fibre?
Find another centre which doesn't push the home fibre plan. Postpaid 100 and above already can get iPhone. Otherwise, just register online.
QUOTE(westlife @ Jan 6 2025, 09:56 AM)
no receipt? indeed. i went to replace mine at digi store (official) also no receipt given for the replacement and it is FREE.
https://help.celcomdigi.com/support/solutio...39641-digi-esim
no receipt = no evidence. very smart.
if anyone had done fibre broadband installation (landed) before with one of the service providers, may also encounter the situation, that the installers (which should be their vendor), asking for instalation fee to lay the fibre cable to the house. usually they can ask as high as rm200 or higher, and one can bargain for the cost until agree to install. but one might not notice is that the standard installation is actually FREE for the first 50 meters of cabling. 50 meters is very long one must know, typical landed house to pull the fibre cable from the pole or the box outside to inside the house can NEVER exceed such length and unless u request for non-standard installation such as concealing the cables etc..
again after the installation, will have no receipt given for such CHARGED installation except the usual completion form from the service provider with no additional cost mentioned.
so even later u complaint to the service provider, nothing they can do unless u can provide the receipt for the money u paid to the installer.
but it is certainly 100% free for such installation. so any extra cost paid is a 'donation'.
in other thread of the sub-forum, i raised this before, some even commented that it is no harm to give such donation which they said the installers are earning the money hard also which I do not agree la.. this is totally different things. If they did a good job, u want to treat them a drink or give them tips toward the end, it is ur choice. But if they demand the installation cost, the act itself is technically crime already.
https://help.celcomdigi.com/support/solutio...39641-digi-esim
When the time I installed my fibre, it was free for first 15 meter.