lolx.. i called celcom already.. but they said they cannot check my usage yet bcoz the bill still not summarized yet.. wtf..

This post has been edited by lucas_podolski: Sep 2 2009, 02:48 PM

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This post has been edited by Mr Cola: Sep 3 2009, 12:37 AM

forces us to use more tho... no good for non-porridge cooker... hahaa!

this reload bonus only suitable for high usage type.. which i believe most of prepaid user are under low usage category.. :-(

who r goin to reload rm50 and have to use it within one week? unless you are using postpaid, then u might use that much of usage.

and if they willing to do so, what they get? free rm25 that also have to be finish in one week also? then after that they balance will be rm0.00 and need to reload again sigh..

Good enough for my big sis. She use Rm60 per week to call her fiance.

yes, good for her.

for me, i just reload rm30.. and subscribe weekly unlimited rm20, so i only have rm10 left to finished.. next week i will get rm15 free..

note: i already have celcom postpaid as my primary line.. so this prepaid number just for 'main2' hehe

This post has been edited by epool86: Sep 3 2009, 01:08 PM

if a heavy user... why opt for prepaid... straight go for prepaid exec plan lor... this kind of bonus is totally not attractive lor... wanna con those foreigner kuar... hahaaa!

how to request credit from postpaid user?

Finally, someone who shares the same view as me. This bonus restrictions seems to be ridicilous. If someone can spend so much at that time, most probably they are on postpaid.

yes, that is the point i mention ealier. they cannot expect prepaid user to spend rm50 in one week, then force them to spend another rm25 (bonus) on the next week, and the user have to reload again a week after because at that time their balance is rm0.00. this is wrong busines model.

if they want to give bonus, then give suitable bonus.. that can suit lifestyle of the most prepaid user..

i love during old time (2007), they give reload bonus without any condition.. just reload, then receive the free credit instantly.. the free credit also doesn't have any validity restriction.

in 2008 they change the bonus method, this time the free credit come with limited validity :-(

in 2009 it become worst.. not only the free credit come with limited validity, but also you have to finish your own reload first in order to get the free credit :-( :-(

so, what next? in 2010 maybe it become much more worst. that cannot be consider as bonus anymore.

yalar... celcom... u r now getting more and more customer d... plz treat us better with better benefits... don be like our gov, use a diff method/gimmick to raise the fuel price...

hope the bonus DO mean a BONUS... without any conditions...

we are all waiting... ... ...

celcom offer prepaid blackberry service
http://www.xpax.com.my/blackberry/

woah, nowadays everything in prepaid lorh..

bro epool, what is the charges for the Blackberry Prepaid? I hv checked the website, no rates written there.

ya man... it's not detailly explained inside... hmm...

its still in pre-launch phase.. so no info about rates yet, however they start open the booking registration already

O... but for the booking aren't we need to know the rates first? hehe...

for some doesnt care about the rates... blackberry is wat they want, blackberry is wat they are getting! hahaaa!

Reload rm50 and use it within 24 hour.
And get bonus rm25 and must use within 24 hour.

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Added on September 6, 2009, 3:24 pmsiao com prepaid sim card number change ownership need wat document?

This post has been edited by MNet: Sep 6 2009, 03:24 PM

If A who is on Yahoo Messnger send a SMS to B on handphone (Celcom), is there any charge on B for receiving the SMS?

I have tested on my hp which is prepaid and I see no deduction to my balance.

I dunno about other packages. I suspect no charge as well but wanna ask the folks here.

confirm no charge coz it free gateway

thanks.

another question.. I checked the rate to sending SMS to YM. It is 30 sen according to this address

http://my.mobile.yahoo.com/messenger/sms#

so, in m last scenario, it should be the same price for B replying to A, correct?