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chaiscool

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1. Self-Serve eSIM Swaps
Customers no longer need to wait or hassle support to change or replace their eSIM. They can now do it completely on their own directly via the app!

*Where: Service Preferences > Manage my SIM > Swap to eSIM*

Cost: Just a small, nominal fee of $5 ---

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2. Alternatively, you can visit an eight service centre or retailer to request the SIM swap in person.
Ownself do pay $5 but go shop free?
 

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1. Self-Serve eSIM Swaps
Customers no longer need to wait or hassle support to change or replace their eSIM. They can now do it completely on their own directly via the app!

*Where: Service Preferences > Manage my SIM > Swap to eSIM*

Cost: Just a small, nominal fee of $5 ---

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2. Alternatively, you can visit an eight service centre or retailer to request the SIM swap in person.
Thanks for the advise
 

hereiam7788

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Ownself do pay $5 but go shop free?

app esim replacement i have not tried before, u can try it and confirm if there is fee since u can just simply go in to app to try.

$5 fee was mentioned on eight facebook when they launched this service.


at customer service physical shop, confirmed it is free, i just changed it in apr 2026.
 

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I can see quite some complaints from Singtel and Singtel MVNO users in this forum about worse 5G experiences after the shutdown of 5G NSA network.

M1/Starhub 5G network (shared the 5G infrastructure) seem to catch up. But again there will be complaints as both SingTel and M1/Starhub 5G networks have weak signal areas.

eight 5G may be worse than Starhub MNO 5G plans and Starhub Prepaid 5G plans now those plans are labeled as 5G+ and have higher priority.
https://www.starhub.com/personal/mobile/mobile-phones-plans/why-choose-starhub-mobile/5g-plus.html
https://www.starhub.com/personal/mobile/starhub-prepaid.html

giga, eight and MyRepublic 5G plans do not have the 5G+ label. CUniq does not even offer 5G plans now.
My friend having a 4G lte sim router wanted to setup at home. He is choosing which sim card to purchase.
So far I found Eight 4G lag behind Maxx 4G at times.
Have you tried Singtel or it's mvno 4G ??
He need a cheap plan with stable 4G speed
 

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anyone knows how does the new 1yr plan promo works? i cannot get how the free months comes into play. no write up on the free months as well
 

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My friend having a 4G lte sim router wanted to setup at home. He is choosing which sim card to purchase.
So far I found Eight 4G lag behind Maxx 4G at times.
Have you tried Singtel or it's mvno 4G ??
He need a cheap plan with stable 4G speed

Never really liked any 4G plan. My testing shows any non-SIMBA 5G plan is better than any 4G plan. For example, Maxx 5G is better than SingTel hi! 4G plan.

I have tested SingTel hi! 4G plan, eight 4G plan and CUniq 4G plan, SingTel hi! 4G plan was the best. But there are no more SingTel hi! 4G plan to new users now.

You can always ask your friend to try out CL and M1 Maxx 4G plan to see how it goes. If not good, try the 4G plan from SingTel MVNO like Zym.

CL got S$6 5G 1TB plan and S$5 1TB 4G plan. Please check out the promotion code here.
Thread '⚡️💻 README First! How to Select Low Cost SIM Only Plans in Singapore? ✨' https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/...low-cost-sim-only-plans-in-singapore.7167328/
 
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