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TM Reduces Free LTE Data For unifi Mobile SIM Card From 10GB to 2GB

by Chief Chapree
August 17, 2018
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Thanks to a tipster, we have now learned that TM has reduced the amount of free LTE data that customers would receive when they subscribe to unifi Mobile. When the service was first launched in late January 2018, customers received 20GB free LTE data and able to register up to 5 numbers at the same time. 

Barely one month after that, the amount of free data was then reduced to 10GB. At the same time, TM has also limited the amount of SIM cards to three per customers.

Now, users will only receive 2GB of free LTE data. Additionally, each customers can only obtain one SIM card per individual.

The FAQ section for unifi Mobile has also been updated to reflect the changes. However, TM didn’t provide any reason behind the decision to reduce the amount of free data although it still referring to the complimentary as “promotion” inside the FAQ section.

(Source: unifi Mobile. // Thanks for the tips, Chor Win Lee!)

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