[new] Heya.sg

[uncle_josh]

Hi if the heya app says my expiry is 1 SEP 2024. Does it mean I can renew tomorrow or I need to do it by today ?

renew today, all unused talk time & data will roll over.

renew tmr, no roll over.

 

[Tedicious]

I just renew . They roll over my last month 180gb with this month 200gb to a total of 380gb.

Network for heya been stable . Am happy with it so far. Just thinking should I port entirely my primary line to eight

Don't encourage that.
It is better to have multiple lines that is on diff Telco so that if 1 is down , that other can work as backup.

If chose 2 line of the same, it will b GG since they are of the same telco

 

[sallybee]

Heya has been reliable so far but no free IDD

 

[Tedicious]

Heya has been reliable so far but no free IDD

Not a big deal, can oso use WA call or take a 2nd line (eight) that has IDD

 

[pigpigoink]

anyone added $50 to get $10 credit?

 

[killingtimes]

Can I check the roll over roaming data is only for a month? ie..max 2GB?

 

[Tedicious]

Can I check the roll over roaming data is only for a month? ie..max 2GB?

no. its forever as long as u top up on time

 

[A7997A]

Does heya supports wifi calling ?

 

[keenklee]

Does heya supports wifi calling ?

IMHO.
Cannot.

 

[killingtimes]

no. its forever as long as u top up on time

Thanks, so that mean i can accommodate roaming data like 5GB if I dont use the roaming for 5 months? Or there is a cap at 2GB?

 

[keenklee]

Thanks, so that mean i can accommodate roaming data like 5GB if I dont use the roaming for 5 months? Or there is a cap at 2GB?

IMHO.
The cap for roaming data is 10GB.
If monthly never use the 1GB roaming, it will rollover. So for 5 months will be 5GB.
Also you can have more roaming data by buying the $13 plan.

P.S. I have accumulated 6GB.

 

[killingtimes]

IMHO.
The cap for roaming data is 10GB.
If monthly never use the 1GB roaming, it will rollover. So for 5 months will be 5GB.
Also you can have more roaming data by buying the $13 plan.

P.S. I have accumulated 6GB.

Thank you for the information.

 

[Mancunian2]

IMHO.
The cap for roaming data is 10GB.
If monthly never use the 1GB roaming, it will rollover. So for 5 months will be 5GB.
Also you can have more roaming data by buying the $13 plan.

P.S. I have accumulated 6GB.

heya roaming only malaysia, indonesia and thailand

china cannot use, right?

 

[Tedicious]

heya roaming only malaysia, indonesia and thailand

china cannot use, right?

No

 

[keenklee]

heya roaming only malaysia, indonesia and thailand

china cannot use, right?

IMHO.
China ish cannot for Heya.
Had CMLink for 10Gb roaming in China. Subscribe and cancel. But have to check T&C.
Now CMLINK is $10.90 with 10Gb in China.
Will be trying the newer CUniq - $10.90 for 30GB with rollover with 10GB in China and 1Gb for Indo/MY/TH.

P.S. I don't recommend TPG because felt like got sabo'ed because cannot work in US last time.

 

[A7997A]

P.S. I don't recommend TPG because felt like got sabo'ed because cannot work in US last time.

You do have a phone that can handle US frequency that time ?
They do use quite different frequency and not all phones from other parts of the world can handle that.
iPhone usually not an issue, but others depends.

 

[keenklee]

You do have a phone that can handle US frequency that time ?
They do use quite different frequency and not all phones from other parts of the world can handle that.
iPhone usually not an issue, but others depends.

IMHO.
I am not the user - If Samsung flagship cannot work, then bo bian already. Anyway, US sim card ok.
I always find TPG lacks in support. I was reading their fiber, one fella no connection 3 days and support was via email.

 

[nix4303]

heya roaming only malaysia, indonesia and thailand

china cannot use, right?

currently living in china. i use simba here. used to be with cmlink but i find simba better cos i can call back to sg direct.. especially to sg banks time to time and and even for incoming sg calls, you can answer for free. plus they have free idd mins too that i can utilise. eg: like cancel/amend bookings in china with just a simple idd call. that is something cmlink cant provide me with and cmlink charged me $2/minute for a 30 seconds sg incoming call. so if u intend to use in china, simba is something can consider. i understand some people are skeptical about simba but so far it works flawlessly for me in china and it is only $12 monthly.

 

[Jurong640]

currently living in china. i use simba here. used to sign up cmlink but i find simba better cos i can call back to sg direct.. i tend to call back to sg banks time to time and and even if incoming sg calls you can answer for free. CMLink charged me $2/minute for a 30 seconds sg incoming call. so if u intend to use in china, simba is something can consider. i understand some people are skeptical about simba but so far it works flawlessly for me in china.

good to hear. I always recommend simba for roaming as they can call back singapore for free. I once called back singapore for 40mins from Holland on simba at the cost of $0.

 

[eyz]

heya can only sign up through retailer? no online sign up?