This news isn't official yet, but our forumers have been confirming that DiGi is now offering 365 days validity for their prepaid service. This is inline with the recently announced MCMC directive compiling all mobile cellular service providers to introduce prepaid packages with longer validity periods of at least 180 days. All you have to do is top up RM100 into your account, and the account will remain active for the next one year! 

This latest offering from DiGi is another shot in the face to rivals Hotlink, who last week introduced their own offering which requires an upfront payment of RM33, and a minimum top up of RM30 for the first six months in order to enjoy the 1 year validity period.

Celcom are yet to announce any new offerings top comply with the MCMC directive as yet.

Name: AnTi-Celcom	Comment: celcom is suck...stupid n mangkaq... their service is really2 bad compare to DIGI... how can we support malaysian company like this???
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-07-28 00:28:49

Name: A m L	Comment: Actually what i've heard direct from DiGi cust care is that the promo available only for reload RM 100 in one shoot, not by the accumulative reload.
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-07-26 15:21:41

Name: benjamin lee	Comment: digi is the forefront on mobile users promotions ! go digi go !
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-07-26 11:30:24

Name: Fa'iq	Comment: I recently change from digi to maxis because the signal keeps on dropping with my 3.5G phone. In a nutshell, digi's not playing ball with it. I would definitely reconsider staying if they'd introduce 3G. That would pretty much address the issue with my phone's current woes. When is that gonna happen? Any ideas?
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-07-26 07:43:06

Name: morpheus3929	Comment: i would take the wait & look approach to this.Let them battle with each other...who ever the winner definitely is the customer
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-07-24 21:17:43

Name: soundsyst64	Comment: I'm Celcom XPax user and rarely using phone except anything that's urgent. If Celcom didn't intro such package in short period, I definitely switch to DiGi.
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-07-24 16:58:50

Name: Yusuf Yacub

Comment: Celcom has yet to response to MCMC directive because they "always think poyo" about local consumers loyalty to their services offered. That is why they are always response to the last minute and not even sensitive to local needs! They thought that they can make more money by sponsoring "outsiders" from Indon or UK to promote their product & services. To locals for them is like take it or leave it! Yusof

Rated Article: Posted: 2008-07-24 13:07:23

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