[MERGED] Third virtual mobile telco: Zero1

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Will the bill be prorated if I port out from zero1? If not, the best time to port out is towards the end of the month?
 

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Will the bill be prorated if I port out from zero1? If not, the best time to port out is towards the end of the month?
Yes, they do and will refund in 1 or mths time. If after that u still never receive, u can email them to process the refund.
 

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is the recent speed and connection ok ? e 80u plan is quite attractive
 

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I just collected my SIM, signed up for the 6u plan, ported over from M1. Will update if it's worth $9.90/month.

From experience, their customer service is really fast and good, compared to online reviews and feedback. When I submitted 2 separate tickets for different issues, they got back within the day itself with detailed answers. Maybe I'm lucky to have joined them after them improving customer service.

Personally I'm fine with 6GB a month as I mainly use mobile data for communication, and WiFi for media content.

UPDATE: Good speed, good internet. Throttled speed is ~1mbps, but I'm happy with the reception.
 
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Seriously, this is probably the best plan.

$12 for 60gb and singtel network.

Can only sign up and do transfer at AMK? And pay monthly at physical shop or shopee?
 

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Seriously, this is probably the best plan.

$12 for 60gb and singtel network.

Can only sign up and do transfer at AMK? And pay monthly at physical shop or shopee?
Any Jumbo retailer can do the topup, so those that are in shopee should be fine.
 

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Absolutely no roaming rights for Jumbo plans. They said they might add in the future.

Only the unlimited plans (listed in Zero1 Website) have PPUR, but rates isn't that good too.
Ic then it is exactly the same as M1 Maxx. Even the price is the same.
 

lohsenglte

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apply giga new no and port to zero :p
U might as well get M1 Maxx, don’t need to port in.


M1 Maxx is still MNO

Z1 is MVNO no fight
yes MNO, but service under M1 Prepaid, not M1 Postpaid, but it’s still Postpaid service.

In fact, current M1 system is so confusing.

My M1 app for most M1 Postpaid Mobile plans, Home Broadband and Mobile Broadband.
My M1+ app for Bespoke SIM Only, Flexi and Contract plans only.
M1 Maxx app for Maxx Postpaid SIM Only
M1 Prepaid for M Card Prepaid
 

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U might as well get M1 Maxx, don’t need to port in.



yes MNO, but service under M1 Prepaid, not M1 Postpaid, but it’s still Postpaid service.

In fact, current M1 system is so confusing.

My M1 app for most M1 Postpaid Mobile plans, Home Broadband and Mobile Broadband.
My M1+ app for Bespoke SIM Only, Flexi and Contract plans only.
M1 Maxx app for Maxx Postpaid SIM Only
M1 Prepaid for M Card Prepaid

i mean u apply
 

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Zero1 Jumbo started first, M1 Maxx followed a few weeks later.

but now M1 Maxx can do in-app topup, while Z1 Jumbo still need retailer topup.

ic. M1 Maxx is quite attractive. however, no autoroaming service is a turn off for me.

that's the reason why i decided to go with myrepublic mobile instead.
 
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