Best Prepaid Plan Malaysia Comparison

Posts : 25 Points : 27 Join date : 2011-04-15

One thing that just about everybody cannot survive these days is a sim card to go with their smartphone. It enables the person to make and receive call and SMS, and most importantly, send and receive data for internet browsing, messaging and to get their social media fix. So, what are the difference between the telcos? It is actually hard to break it down. Each telco has its own strengths and weaknesses in terms of network coverage, pricing and features. It all boils down to what works for you.

Posts : 14 Points : 14 Join date : 2019-10-22

kungfu1panda wrote:: One thing that just about everybody cannot survive these days is a sim card to go with their smartphone. It enables the person to make and receive call and SMS, and most importantly, send and receive data for internet browsing, messaging and to get their social media fix. So, what are the difference between the telcos? It is actually hard to break it down. Each telco has its own strengths and weaknesses in terms of network coverage, pricing and features. It all boils down to what works for you.

umobile is quite cheap, but their coverage is limited

Posts : 24 Points : 24 Join date : 2019-10-23

bunny wrote:

kungfu1panda wrote:: One thing that just about everybody cannot survive these days is a sim card to go with their smartphone. It enables the person to make and receive call and SMS, and most importantly, send and receive data for internet browsing, messaging and to get their social media fix. So, what are the difference between the telcos? It is actually hard to break it down. Each telco has its own strengths and weaknesses in terms of network coverage, pricing and features. It all boils down to what works for you.

umobile is quite cheap, but their coverage is limited

i'm not agree...i'm stay at kl area line umobile is stable

Posts : 25 Points : 25 Join date : 2019-10-23

kungfu1panda wrote:: One thing that just about everybody cannot survive these days is a sim card to go with their smartphone. It enables the person to make and receive call and SMS, and most importantly, send and receive data for internet browsing, messaging and to get their social media fix. So, what are the difference between the telcos? It is actually hard to break it down. Each telco has its own strengths and weaknesses in terms of network coverage, pricing and features. It all boils down to what works for you.

lol, first time buy sim card ah u?? just find one that suitable(coverage is good, enug data to use) for u

Posts : 24 Points : 24 Join date : 2019-10-23

prishane wrote:

kungfu1panda wrote:: One thing that just about everybody cannot survive these days is a sim card to go with their smartphone. It enables the person to make and receive call and SMS, and most importantly, send and receive data for internet browsing, messaging and to get their social media fix. So, what are the difference between the telcos? It is actually hard to break it down. Each telco has its own strengths and weaknesses in terms of network coverage, pricing and features. It all boils down to what works for you.

lol, first time buy sim card ah u?? just find one that suitable(coverage is good, enug data to use) for u

maybe he is first time buy sim card, need some advices at here, ahahaha

Posts : 25 Points : 25 Join date : 2019-10-23

dushen wrote:

bunny wrote:

kungfu1panda wrote:: One thing that just about everybody cannot survive these days is a sim card to go with their smartphone. It enables the person to make and receive call and SMS, and most importantly, send and receive data for internet browsing, messaging and to get their social media fix. So, what are the difference between the telcos? It is actually hard to break it down. Each telco has its own strengths and weaknesses in terms of network coverage, pricing and features. It all boils down to what works for you.

umobile is quite cheap, but their coverage is limited

i'm not agree...i'm stay at kl area line umobile is stable

line umobile at kl is strong but when it goes to rural area it become E+

Posts : 14 Points : 14 Join date : 2019-10-22

prishane wrote:

dushen wrote:

bunny wrote:

kungfu1panda wrote:: One thing that just about everybody cannot survive these days is a sim card to go with their smartphone. It enables the person to make and receive call and SMS, and most importantly, send and receive data for internet browsing, messaging and to get their social media fix. So, what are the difference between the telcos? It is actually hard to break it down. Each telco has its own strengths and weaknesses in terms of network coverage, pricing and features. It all boils down to what works for you.

umobile is quite cheap, but their coverage is limited

i'm not agree...i'm stay at kl area line umobile is stable

line umobile at kl is strong but when it goes to rural area it become E+

try use celcom xpax ultra pass lah... as low as rm10 plan can get unlimited data

Posts : 14 Points : 14 Join date : 2019-10-22

prishane wrote:

dushen wrote:

bunny wrote:

kungfu1panda wrote:: One thing that just about everybody cannot survive these days is a sim card to go with their smartphone. It enables the person to make and receive call and SMS, and most importantly, send and receive data for internet browsing, messaging and to get their social media fix. So, what are the difference between the telcos? It is actually hard to break it down. Each telco has its own strengths and weaknesses in terms of network coverage, pricing and features. It all boils down to what works for you.

umobile is quite cheap, but their coverage is limited

i'm not agree...i'm stay at kl area line umobile is stable

line umobile at kl is strong but when it goes to rural area it become E+

just use celcom xpax ultra pass la. very cheap. weekly can use as low as rm3. if want monthly also have

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