[KimchiMan]

eyz wrote:

is vivifi share a good plan for family?

it's a tough choice for me to switch from m1 to other mvno.

the data passport is so very useful. $10 and you get so much data for roaming.

but I'll most probably switch my wife m1 to giga $10 plan.

Depends on how much data your family needs to use. While the average price per user gets lower with each SIM added on, so does the average data per user. If it's just your wife and you who's sharing, you are each paying $17.63 for 11GB each per month. You would be better off if you each port your number to Circles for 20GB each for $18.

[Xeon_sg]

eyz wrote:

is vivifi share a good plan for family?

it's a tough choice for me to switch from m1 to other mvno.

the data passport is so very useful. $10 and you get so much data for roaming.

but I'll most probably switch my wife m1 to giga $10 plan.

What's so tough? Customer loyalty is dead.

Was also from M1, but ported over to Giga. I do agree that M1's data passport is useful, but they have actually increased their data roaming prices over time. Also, their customer retention strategy is almost non existant.

Giga has data roaming options as well, which I find is cheaper than M1's data passport:
https://giga.com.sg/FAQs_Details.asp...aqCategoryId=2

Short term plan now is switch over to Gomo or Giga - no contract anyway. Plus they offer free CallerID! Watch out for the next price war in the upcoming months and decide again when a jump-worthy deal comes along.

[eyz]

thanks for knocking back sense into me.

hehe

[*adiBOY]

Finally ported to ST’s 40GB plan at $25 with the special access link (was with Starhub previously).

They even give me slightly more talktime

[manofsorrows]

Yea i have that additional talktime too lol

*adiBOY wrote:

Finally ported to ST’s 40GB plan at $25 with the special access link (was with Starhub previously).

They even give me slightly more talktime

[xiaofan]

*adiBOY wrote:

Finally ported to ST’s 40GB plan at $25 with the special access link (was with Starhub previously).

They even give me slightly more talktime

Haha, that is nice.

I checked mine (actually my wife is using the line, was SingTel Combo 2), the line has 40GB data, 1350 minutes and 2000SMS. The extra minutes and SMS are useless though.

[*adiBOY]

xiaofan wrote:

Haha, I checked mine (actually my wife is using the line, was SingTel Combo 2), the line has 40GB data, 1350 minutes and 2000SMS. The extra minutes and SMS are useless though.

Wah that’s very good. Extra minute is very useful for me but not the SMS.

Waiting to see if anyone has 2000mins 😂

Sadly, ST has removed this promo from anywhere in their page.

[wackykid]

looking forward to part 2...


regards,
wacky

[tanchoo1]

*adiBOY wrote:

Wah that’s very good. Extra minute is very useful for me but not the SMS.

Waiting to see if anyone has 2000mins 😂

Sadly, ST has removed this promo from anywhere in their page.

Giga has a $45 no-contract plan which gives 50GB of data and 10,000 minutes.

[*adiBOY]

tanchoo1 wrote:

Giga has a $45 no-contract plan which gives 50GB of data and 10,000 minutes.

I’m talking about ST not MVNO and especially not those on Starhub or M1.

[Hanwudi]

tanchoo1 wrote:

Giga has a $45 no-contract plan which gives 50GB of data and 10,000 minutes.

10,000 minutes is 166hrs of talktime

[KimchiMan]

40GB for $25 is a rare decent offer from SingTel, but despite more minutes and SMS, if I were to need 40GB I would probably go with Grid Mobile for $24.90. Not that the 10 cents difference is attractive, but the free 1GB roaming to Malaysia is useful for me.

[hwzadmin]

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