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If you are 12 years old this year.

I doubt so, time flies, this plan should last for a few years only. Probably by that time it already has some other technology to replace the current one and remember, CELCOM HOLDS RIGHTS TO CHANGE ANY OF THEIR PLANS ANYTIME THEY WANT~

Second that. I doubt Celcom can survive with UOX's rate when everything rises near future, especially petrol.

right now, petrol price is dropping bro...so lets enjoy till the price naik again

Its not only that factor, he is just giving an example. It relies on many factor. Sometimes they introduce a plan just to bait people to join them, after they had enough people, they will change plan.

One of the most famous telco who like to do that is DiGi. Look at MTV powerpack, Fuuyoh, etc. They have been changing plan every year.

Celcom did it as well. The very very first time celcom introduced 3 different plan for prepaid (i forgot already and it was like 5 years ago) and they keep changing different plan.

So in future UOX might just change to some other plan

Just hope that they would not force change our existing plan, just like how Digi allow its user to remain with the MTV powerpack.

Yeah, but now DiGi got SuperSMS change from MTV powerpack also nvm lol...

I made up my mind, DiGi is for SMS using SuperSMS plan, while for Voice call I will use UOX, mean while if I want to talk for a long long time, I use Happy.

Cheers

I still got an unactivated Hotlink, probably activate it and port to Celcom using my sister's name

That's one good idea MTV powerpack RM5 per month for unlimited sms. SuperSMS, assuming you're sms to Digi only, can use up to 50c per day for sms-ing. One month already RM15. I'd rather stay with MTV powerpack.

MTV allow to other telco as well?

Don't think so. That's why assuming both are sms-ing to Digi only. If I want SuperSMS I'd rather get a new number.

im lazy to search the forum and dig thru the whole thread, but i need help.

i just change to UOX last month, from digi. but the thing is, i have no idea how to use celcom. as in, for digi, u type *126# for the balance check. but for celcom, wat is the number?

in short, i wan to know the equivalent of

*126#
*128#

in celcom

*124# is for Balance checkin just like *126# in DiGi

how about *128# of digi?

i wan to disable the auto balance notifier of celcom. but i dunno how

It's *118#

and for the auto balance, i'm afraid u can't turn it off. Celcom consultant told me that.

1. hi , my sis just register for S.O.X , is this a 3G-sim card or non-3G ?
thanks .
2. Can i change to U.O.X using my current Xpax prepaid number ?

1. Mine is 3G. Just check and see if it can receive 3G signal. At the back of the sim card frame, there's some fine prints, and it says "Usage of this Xpax prepaid (3G) SIM Card is governed by the..."

Check if yours is having the same.

2. No idea, some say it's possible some say otherwise. So far if I'm not mistaken nobody successfully switched from Xpax to UOX, so I assume it's still not possible.

Anybody know how to get GPRS settings ? Celcom site is very confusing, I cant find any settings there.

its a Xplore, Xceed, and Xcel, then they change it to Xpax.. then after that they introduce Xpax-U, then rename it to UOX and add new plan called SOX, and the latest one is BLUE prepaid..

by the way, they still can charge us rm3/month access fee, and another rm3/month for 8pax fee at anytime if they think they can't survive with UOX/SOX anymore.. they targeting one milion uox/sox users by year end..

try check this http://myblog.qubixdesign.com/2008/11/15/c...phone-settings/

anyone please?

For celcom user press ##002# to deactivate the voicemail(if u already apply for deactivate the voicemail by calling helpline)

Activate back celcom voicemail press:
*61*17(your last 7 digit celcom number) - Voicemail when not answer
*62*17(your last 7 digit celcom number)- voicemail when phone off/no coverage
*67*17(your last 7 digit celcom number)- voicemail when busy

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Added on November 17, 2008, 12:55 pmhttp://bbs.buysell.net.my/bbs/archive/index.php/t-3000.html

This post has been edited by greyPJ: Nov 17 2008, 12:55 PM