MyRepublic Mobile discussion thread

darkarn

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Don't think IDA got limit postpaid lines. But MyRepublic limit each NRIC to 5 MR lines only.


Thanks, I couldn't find this info on their website lol


Main telcos also 5 lines per NRIC iirc.

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Thanks, was surprised when one of the telcos' CSO did not say this when I spoke to them; only mentioned the IDA limit for prepaid lines
 

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Er any kind bros still got extra code to share?

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Got one line yesterday liao

I think I will go all in by porting my main line and getting another tonight!
 

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siao one don't port main line.. roaming very expensive

i think I shall be keeping my main line for M1, M1 data passport is good


Thanks for the heads up, I can see where you guys coming from :)

It's just that I don't see myself using roaming often (or even at all) whenever I travel but see myself using data on more than one device very often (which is why you see me asking a lot of questions about prepaid cards some time back) which is why I ported over; having two Uno lines and a CL Flex line for cheaper than what I am paying to current telco is more appealing to me at this point

And if things go really bad, I am mentally prepared to just shift back to other telcos

PS: I didn't get the third line from MR after all, decided that it won't make sense. Sorry
 
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vegavega25

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Question about international roaming on My Republic.

Does one's phone automatically connect to an international network abroad, even if one hasn't subscribed to a roaming add-on for the month?

Singtel does that for me right now, and is "always on" in a pay-as-per-use mode even if I don't have a roaming plan. Of course it has outrageous prices for text messages or any calling (incoming or outgoing). But the incredible beauty of it? I can get incoming texts to my Singtel number without a charge wherever that I am connected. That is way too valuable for me to give up. But if My Republic has a similar feature, I'll switch.

Thanks in advance.
 

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Question about international roaming on My Republic.

Does one's phone automatically connect to an international network abroad, even if one hasn't subscribed to a roaming add-on for the month?

Singtel does that for me right now, and is "always on" in a pay-as-per-use mode even if I don't have a roaming plan. Of course it has outrageous prices for text messages or any calling (incoming or outgoing). But the incredible beauty of it? I can get incoming texts to my Singtel number without a charge wherever that I am connected. That is way too valuable for me to give up. But if My Republic has a similar feature, I'll switch.

Thanks in advance.

Yes. I was in Scotland England France 2 weeks ago. Did not sub to any data plan, it was automatically connected to a roaming network. Of cos I turn of data roaming to avoid using its data. No charges was incurred during my 2 weeks over there.
I'm on UNO plan btw
 

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how to port out from mr?

Go to the telecom that u want and tell them you want to port out the number to their telecom and u sign up the plan, wait for 1 day or midnight whichever comes 1st and you have ported out.
 
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