Sim only telco plans

wishyq

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Hi,
Anyone have recommendation on Sim only plans that have good reception. Been using the old Singtel and found they are getting alot more expensive. They start charging for a basic caller ID!
 

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TanKianW

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Hi,
Anyone have recommendation on Sim only plans that have good reception. Been using the old Singtel and found they are getting alot more expensive. They start charging for a basic caller ID!

Then you should stick to gomo for good ST coverage or M1 Maxx as second.​
 

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There are several service providers that utilize the Singtel network. While some claim that Singtel prioritizes network connectivity for their own customers, it is understandable as Direct customers expect to receive the best service.

If you are interested, you can check out providers such as Gomo, Zym, Zero1, and Vivifi, as they offer their services over the Singtel network.
 

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if you need voice roaming on SIM number, suggest you check whether the MVNO supports voice roaming because not all of them support voice calls while overseas.

e.g. Gomo's roaming covers only data and incoming SMS, but the data can make calls via apps like WhatsApp.
from Gomo's FAQ https://gomo.sg/faq
"You will be able to receive international SMS while roaming. International talk time and outgoing international SMS however will not be available. To make full use of your GOMO roaming plans, we suggest using your favourite chat or social apps while roaming overseas!"
 
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