thanks guys. added my house phone number. just ported into celcom yesterday.

owh, i c, so u just port to celcom XPAX? from where?
mind to tell the reason for porting to xpax?
AFAIK, the rates are qutie expensive...

O... u count it tat way... hehe...

yesterday i receive one SPAM sms, the weird thing is the sender number contains 10 digits..

this is the sms

Sender: 01952977577
Time: 22 Feb 2009 15:02
Message: HEBAT!! Memei bermalam dengan Noman dalam Hotel Kuantan Inn, berita dibongkar oleh pembantu Noman. Hantar ON BB ke 36008 untuk aksi hangat. XXXXX

how come the number is 019 5297 7577? extra one digit lol.. i guess that isn't real number, but using masked sms id/sender.

the extra digit is act like extension number

how to get GPRS and MMS setting for my nokia 6220?
the gprs guide in the pinned thread is not updated one sigh

sms SET and send to 20999

got it thanks dudeq

ported from hotlink. there's not much different in terms of call rates actually. SMS is very expensive with xpax though. Hotlink charges 7sen/sms within network and 15sen/sms inter operator. Xpax is charging 10sen/sms & 20sen/sms respectively. Since I'm quite a heavy sms user, it is quite a burden.

However I ported to celcom coz maxis network is getting lousier by the day. Each time I receive a call in my room, I need to run to the living room to ensure clear signal. Sometimes I receive sms/missed call notification few hours later because the signal got lost while the phone was being left in the room.

At the moment I'll live with the expensive sms charges until maxis buck up or celcom lower the sms charges.

y not umobile?
They have same coverage as celcom

i believe you're using xpax mid plan.. if you think you love sms, why dont switch to lite plan, only 5sen to celcom and 15sen to non-celcom (if im not mistaken).

This post has been edited by epool86: Feb 23 2009, 11:37 AM

anyone faced the problem:

your number is not allowed to do celcom airtime transfer??

i'm guessing tat u've reloaded on valentine day and receive those free credits rite? well, u can only use the airtime transfer after today; meaning on the 24th...

Umobile running on celcom's network. Later celcom sabotage them anytime they like. Hehe.

Xpax now running on single plan; mid plan. No more lite or heavy.

@blackpc,
noted. at first it seemed weird for someone to port from hotlink (quite expensive) to XPAX (more expensive!, LOL). but u said its due to coverage, so it does make sense.

then instead of xpax, why dont u go for postpaid plan.
since u said u r heavy sms user, i guess ur monthly usage is not less than 50, isnt it.
then cep50 might suit u.

and i said this with assumption u r older than 26 years old.

got la.. everytime u activated ur sim.., u r automatically on mid plan.. u can change it to lite plan for free (one time only)

meaning only for new user? if i'm oledi on mid plan... i cant change to any other plan already... tried but cant...

Says who? Says u or celcom?

Please take some initiative to check with the right source (celcom) before u open your big mouth. Tq.

guys. for those who have succesfully port in to celcom UOX, feel free to share ur stories here.
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/946026

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This post has been edited by rizd2200: Feb 26 2009, 10:09 AM