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pigpigoink

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I think is because the 50GB extra top up was only credited the day after sign up. hence the data plan is extended one day later.

It should be the same case as per every new sign up.

oic, for moi the base plan(call/sms) ends around 1 month later than data since the start.
 

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You can explore other Singtel based MVNOs like Zym, Zero1 and Vivifi. They will auto deduct from your card. Heya seems to be the only one with this hassle.
maybe he wants volte, which other Singtel MVNO dont have, and heya can rollover up to 200Gb data
 

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You can explore other Singtel based MVNOs like Zym, Zero1 and Vivifi. They will auto deduct from your card. Heya seems to be the only one with this hassle.
maybe he wants volte, which other Singtel MVNO dont have, and heya can rollover up to 200Gb data
I using heya now, for $10 or so i get 250gb data every month refresh, 1gb roaming, some 800 mins call time due to rollover and it is using singtel network. Sometimes if i buy top up from shopee i can get it around $9 or so. The value is so insanely good that i have no plan to return to giga for now. Giga need a $10 plan with at least 100gb data and free roaming to compete with the rest.
VoLTE + rollover (including roaming data rollover) + possibility to pay lower (below $10) nett cost when top up via online / 3rd party sources -- are all factors that can be attractive to some people to use Heya.
 
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Does heya have roaming to Philippines and China? I don't need data roaming, but just able to receive sms when in overseas.
 
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