for me??no....better jump to hell

For the smallest telco among the big 3, Digi is by far the most innovative. One thing I remember is that they have this kind of environmental program a few month back. For a company owned by foreigner, they do their part for the environment, and that's something people like me can appreciate.

Former Celcom user, now jump to DiGi.

Just now read some post about The UOX of Celcom.

Its limited to Age below of 26. If lecturer will not have this benefit.

Did Digi D'Campus got such age limitation ?

when ah when Digi will roll out its 3G

D'Campus has no age limitation but must with valid I.C. and student I.D. card.
Any enquiry about D'Campus can hop into this catered thread: http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=795499&hl=

since u are from sarawak, how is DiGi coverage there?? i though ppl in east malaysia prefer celcom due to coverage issue??

i heard maxis spend alot at covering east malaysia, izit true?? is their coverage better than DiGi dy?

Thank.

Its mean my lecturer friend still have to pay the normal charge .. hahahaha

[quote=vikingw2k,Oct 28 2008, 11:39 AM]
There are 2 choices for supplementary lines.
- 1 Family - RM30 commitment / month. Unlimited free calls / sms / mms to main line and supp lines.
- Family Basic - RM10 monthly fee / month. Calls to main line and supp line is 9.75cents / min.

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Added on October 28, 2008, 11:44 am

can we switch between 1 family and family basic?

[quote=LYR,Oct 28 2008, 09:42 PM]
[quote=vikingw2k,Oct 28 2008, 11:39 AM]
There are 2 choices for supplementary lines.
- 1 Family - RM30 commitment / month. Unlimited free calls / sms / mms to main line and supp lines.
- Family Basic - RM10 monthly fee / month. Calls to main line and supp line is 9.75cents / min.

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Added on October 28, 2008, 11:44 am

can we switch between 1 family and family basic?

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in that case, u dont nit to switch...u can just go to digi store to change your supp line plan to family basic

meaning when we become someone supplementary line, it's defaulted that we're under 1 family plan?

i just received this from DIGI for my prepaid,

Get RM3 Airtime for FREE.
Hurry!Offer till 31Oct.
1) send sms to 2000. just type mms <phone model>
2) save setting.
3) type Rm3 and send as mms to 2000.

does anyone receive this message too? very suspicious.

This post has been edited by LYR: Oct 28 2008, 10:38 PM

use d-chat to chat with the customer service to confirm

same just last time, but dunno if this NEW promo or what

LASTIME THREAD: http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=789320&hl=

This post has been edited by korn: Oct 28 2008, 11:45 PM

i have asked Digi officer using D'chat, it's true. it's a MMS promotion.

DiGi 3G coming

Regarding that MMS...i no even receive RM3 from DiGi leh..

i'm from maxis postpaid wanna jump to digi postpaid .. i have a question .. every month roughly i'm using about rm80++ .. so which digi plan shud i choose? and what da document shud i bring at digi center for change da number?

I'm one of Digi's officer also

Who do you talk to the most? If you call and sms the few same numbers, go for SuperFNF. If you call a lot other numbers, go for SuperCall or just go for Postpaid. If you sms a lot, go for SuperSMS

You can switch between 1 Family and Family Basic. Bear in mind, if you switch from 1 Family to Family basic, you don't get to make free calls / sms / mms to your supp / main anymore.


Simple, just setup your MMS, send RM3 to the 2000 server and they'll credit your account within few days time. This only applies to those who've never sent out any MMS before. However if you are lucky, you still get though it's not your first time sending.

Coming early next year.

Did you send RM3 to 2000?

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Added on October 29, 2008, 1:59 am1. To port in to Digi, just bring your I.C if you are the owner of the number. Else you'll need authorization letter + I.C photocopy of the owner to port to Digi.
2. If your usage is below RM150 / month, stay with DG 50. Later on if your usage increases then only jump to DG150.

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Added on October 29, 2008, 2:00 amThat promotion was supposed to end last month, however they extended it till end of this month. So activate ya MMS and GPRS and send RM3 to 2000 now!!


This post has been edited by vikingw2k: Oct 29 2008, 02:00 AM

MNP a concern for DiGi despite attractive dividends

PETALING JAYA: Blue chip cellular operator DiGi.Com Bhd’s dividend yields continue to be attractive, and the company has proven to be resilient but the impact of the newly introduced mobile number portability (MNP) on its margins is a concern, analysts said.

The government recently introduced the MNP that allows mobile phone users to switch companies without changing their cellular numbers.

OSK Investment Research said DiGi had performed well in the past nine months compared with its peers despite the tough operating environment.

DiGi posted RM3.58bil in revenue for the nine months ended Sept 30 (FY08), up 12% from the previous corresponding period.

“DiGi’s nine-month results were in line with consensus and our expectations,” said OSK analyst Jeffrey Tan.

“We are encouraged by the continuing strong elasticity effect from its value positioning strategies, driving the decent sequential revenue growth.” he said.

Tan, who has a “buy” call on the stock, noted that a special 78 sen per share dividend had been declared by DiGi, in keeping with the company’s plan to return excess cash.

“Our FY08 (forecast) has been left unchanged, while FY09/10 forecasts have been trimmed by 1% to 2%.

“Hence, our target price falls to RM25.90 from RM26.30,” Tan said.

But DiGi remains OSK’s top choice for exposure to Malaysian telco stocks.

“We believe DiGi lacks catalysts despite a dividend yield of 8% as we are concerned about the impact of mobile number portability-led competition on its margins,” an analyst with CIMB Research said.

The CIMB analyst has a “neutral” recommendation on the stock with a 2008 target price of RM24 and RM27 for 2009.

DiGi chief executive officer Johan Dennelind had said the company remained cautiously optimistic of its growth momentum.

“Although we expect increased price competition to exert pressure on core tariffs and margins, we believe over time higher voice and advanced data usage will lead to continued revenue growth,” Dennelind said in a recent statement.

“We see opportunities to further generate revenues in the medium to long-term with the newly introduced MNP and the impending launch of our third generation mobile broadband offerings early 2009.” he added.

On the special dividend payout, Dennelind said: “The decision to proceed with the special dividend was taken in view of DiGi’s strong cashflow.

“This is also a logical step forward toward fulfilling our commitment to have an optimal capital structure.”

DiGi’s share price fell 5.86% to close at RM20.90 yesterday, which analysts attributed to poor market sentiment

URL: http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...31&sec=business

DG50 should be efficient for u, as with maxis u used rm80++, but due to cheaper rate with DiGi, your bill probably will come out like rm70++ or less