Jun 3 2024, 02:00 AM
QUOTE(LonelyHart16 @ Jun 2 2024, 11:59 PM)
Sorry, am a noobiez when it comes to telco plans.
I have used prepaid and postpaid but rarely change plans, phone also I bought separately no contract. (old and cheap android phone, I poor, haha)
I tried to look for review and read all the comparisons for different telco plans but end up more confused and very headache.
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This is my current situation and usage, any idea which is best for me?
Home (for entire family): Unifi 100mbps with UnifiTV, pay RM130++ per month.
Main phone: Digi postpaid 58 (Rm60++), unlimited calls, 16GB data, not sure how much hotspot. (no contract)
Separate phone (for grandfather): Digi postpaid 38 (RM40++), unlimited calls, not sure how much data or hotspot. (no contract)
Total paid: RM240++ monthly.
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Issue: My old (6 years) cheap android phone damaged and will die soon, not worth repair, I wanna get new phone but afraid too expensive, so looking to subscribe telco contract with phone for first time in my life, haha. But after reading the various comparisons and pricing details, I get a huge migraine, dont know how to choose.
I'm low income girl, no hubby or kid, working to support grandparents and younger siblings, parents are "not available" (sorry long sad story, no point telling).
Anyway, I'm looking for a way to pay LESS but for the same or better services combined (Home internet + main phone line + extra line for grandpa). My siblings use prepaid and they settle themselves, I only help when they low on money.
So, is there a cheaper way to combine these services and still get a new phone? Or should I buy phone separately and go with prepaid?
Oh, got one condition, cannot change unifi because grandparents addicted to UnifiTV, its their only budget entertainment. They raised me and siblings, never ask for much, so this is the least I could do for them, now that they are old and retired. Unifi also for entire family, siblings need it for studying too, I use it for work related things and entertainment.
Any recommendations? Thanks in advance for any help.
Simple... MNP to XOX One Family... principal line RM39, each supp line RM10 only...I have used prepaid and postpaid but rarely change plans, phone also I bought separately no contract. (old and cheap android phone, I poor, haha)
I tried to look for review and read all the comparisons for different telco plans but end up more confused and very headache.
=================
This is my current situation and usage, any idea which is best for me?
Home (for entire family): Unifi 100mbps with UnifiTV, pay RM130++ per month.
Main phone: Digi postpaid 58 (Rm60++), unlimited calls, 16GB data, not sure how much hotspot. (no contract)
Separate phone (for grandfather): Digi postpaid 38 (RM40++), unlimited calls, not sure how much data or hotspot. (no contract)
Total paid: RM240++ monthly.
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Issue: My old (6 years) cheap android phone damaged and will die soon, not worth repair, I wanna get new phone but afraid too expensive, so looking to subscribe telco contract with phone for first time in my life, haha. But after reading the various comparisons and pricing details, I get a huge migraine, dont know how to choose.
I'm low income girl, no hubby or kid, working to support grandparents and younger siblings, parents are "not available" (sorry long sad story, no point telling).
Anyway, I'm looking for a way to pay LESS but for the same or better services combined (Home internet + main phone line + extra line for grandpa). My siblings use prepaid and they settle themselves, I only help when they low on money.
So, is there a cheaper way to combine these services and still get a new phone? Or should I buy phone separately and go with prepaid?
Oh, got one condition, cannot change unifi because grandparents addicted to UnifiTV, its their only budget entertainment. They raised me and siblings, never ask for much, so this is the least I could do for them, now that they are old and retired. Unifi also for entire family, siblings need it for studying too, I use it for work related things and entertainment.
Any recommendations? Thanks in advance for any help.
The money saved is more than enough to buy a 5G phone.
This post has been edited by andrekua2: Jun 3 2024, 02:01 AM
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