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keenklee

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like caterham7 posted. i also did for my mum awhile back from pre paid starhub to postpaid to simba at their canberra store. the porting took like less then 24hrs
IMHO.
just to clarify, prepaid starhub to postpaid simba at their store? This will cutback 1 step for me.
 

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IMHO.
just to clarify, prepaid starhub to postpaid simba at their store? This will cutback 1 step for me.
i mean you could do it online no?. im just saying i went there with my mum get her sim done since she wanted to do it at the store
 

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i mean you could do it online no?. im just saying i went there with my mum get her sim done since she wanted to do it at the store
IMHO.
The FAQ link from @caterham7 post, cannot.

Can I port in my existing Prepaid Plan to SIMBA?​

  • 1 year ago
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Yes. If your current service is a prepaid mobile, you have 2 options when porting in to SIMBA Mobile.
  • Option 1: Port in to SIMBA Prepaid 100GB at SIMBA Service Centres or Dealers only.
  • Option 2: Port in to SIMBA SIM-Only 100GB (postpaid plan) at SIMBA Service Centres or Dealers only.
The eligibility age requirement for Prepaid is 16 years old and above. Each ID document is only allowed to sign up for 3 prepaid SIM cards across all service providers as mandated by the authorities.

Please ensure that the personal details which you register with SIMBA match those of your current service provider to port in successfully.

Source : https://support.simba.sg/hc/en-us/a...n-I-port-in-my-existing-Prepaid-Plan-to-SIMBA
 

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IMHO.
The FAQ link from @caterham7 post, cannot.

Can I port in my existing Prepaid Plan to SIMBA?​

  • 1 year ago
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Yes. If your current service is a prepaid mobile, you have 2 options when porting in to SIMBA Mobile.
  • Option 1: Port in to SIMBA Prepaid 100GB at SIMBA Service Centres or Dealers only.
  • Option 2: Port in to SIMBA SIM-Only 100GB (postpaid plan) at SIMBA Service Centres or Dealers only.
The eligibility age requirement for Prepaid is 16 years old and above. Each ID document is only allowed to sign up for 3 prepaid SIM cards across all service providers as mandated by the authorities.

Please ensure that the personal details which you register with SIMBA match those of your current service provider to port in successfully.

Source : https://support.simba.sg/hc/en-us/a...n-I-port-in-my-existing-Prepaid-Plan-to-SIMBA
correct me if im wrong but i rem the simba store at canberra was their service center and i also read online you cant port pre paid to post paid unless its was done over there, which was something my mum found that pre paid can be ported over if done from the canberra store. that why i went with my mum from the west to there to check it out and they did.
 

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Can I port in my existing Prepaid Plan to SIMBA?
  • 1 year ago
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Yes. If your current service is a prepaid mobile, you have 2 options when porting in to SIMBA Mobile.
  • Option 1: Port in to SIMBA Prepaid 100GB at SIMBA Service Centres or Dealers only.
  • Option 2: Port in to SIMBA SIM-Only 100GB (postpaid plan) at SIMBA Service Centres or Dealers only.
The eligibility age requirement for Prepaid is 16 years old and above. Each ID document is only allowed to sign up for 3 prepaid SIM cards across all service providers as mandated by the authorities.

Please ensure that the personal details which you register with SIMBA match those of your current service provider to port in successfully.

Source : https://support.simba.sg/hc/en-us/a...n-I-port-in-my-existing-Prepaid-Plan-to-SIMBA
Can confirmed that it cannot be done online and they only allow port to a 100GB postpaid plan, you can't choose any other plan for the first month.
 

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correct me if im wrong but i rem the simba store at canberra was their service center and i also read online you cant port pre paid to post paid unless its was done over there, which was something my mum found that pre paid can be ported over if done from the canberra store. that why i went with my mum from the west to there to check it out and they did.
IMHO.
I was confused when u said below in bold as it can only be done at the service centre to port from prepaid to postpaid.

i mean you could do it online no?. im just saying i went there with my mum get her sim done since she wanted to do it at the store
 

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Hw's the connection on train between Ang Mo Kio MRT to Raffles Place MRT?

Currently using ZYM and thinking if should switch to either Eight/ Simba.

On the train, if watching youtube / tiktok, its always lagging/ buffering. Yes, I'm aware that MNVO customer have the least priority. Not asking for the fastest speed but more on reliable and stable connection.
 

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Hw's the connection on train between Ang Mo Kio MRT to Raffles Place MRT?

Currently using ZYM and thinking if should switch to either Eight/ Simba.

On the train, if watching youtube / tiktok, its always lagging/ buffering. Yes, I'm aware that MNVO customer have the least priority. Not asking for the fastest speed but more on reliable and stable connection.
I think all telcom lag on mrt. I am using Heya. a lot people on the train then my phone lagging.
 

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Hw's the connection on train between Ang Mo Kio MRT to Raffles Place MRT?

Currently using ZYM and thinking if should switch to either Eight/ Simba.

On the train, if watching youtube / tiktok, its always lagging/ buffering. Yes, I'm aware that MNVO customer have the least priority. Not asking for the fastest speed but more on reliable and stable connection.
If zym(Singtel) is lagging, Simba will not be better in any way
 

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I think all telcom lag on mrt. I am using Heya. a lot people on the train then my phone lagging.
If zym(Singtel) is lagging, Simba will not be better in any way

Saw some comments that Simba has improved quite a lot since the 3rd quarter of this year, that's why was thinking of switching over. Hope to hear feedback from existing users first before making a switch.
 

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Saw some comments that Simba has improved quite a lot since the 3rd quarter of this year, that's why was thinking of switching over. Hope to hear feedback from existing users first before making a switch.

suggest you get a number and try it out for a month or two. that way you get an accurate assessment for say, 2 months subscription.
edit: no long term contract, so if it does not work out, just cancel the line.

what may work for me, may not work for you unless you have the same travel pattern (places, time etc). As always, YMMV.
 
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Saw some comments that Simba has improved quite a lot since the 3rd quarter of this year, that's why was thinking of switching over. Hope to hear feedback from existing users first before making a switch.
Different people different views and experience. So why not just try it for yourself.

Since now there is a data-only plan at only $5. Somemore you need not port in
 

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Saw some comments that Simba has improved quite a lot since the 3rd quarter of this year, that's why was thinking of switching over. Hope to hear feedback from existing users first before making a switch.
IMHO.
At my workplace for the longest time, still get disconnection early in the morning as hotspot.
 

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Saw some comments that Simba has improved quite a lot since the 3rd quarter of this year, that's why was thinking of switching over. Hope to hear feedback from existing users first before making a switch.
it has improved but not to the same level as Singtel, M1 or starhub. 5G is still lower than those. It is useable though. Dun get ur hope too high.
 

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Saw some comments that Simba has improved quite a lot since the 3rd quarter of this year, that's why was thinking of switching over. Hope to hear feedback from existing users first before making a switch.
Some users here either have low expectations or just use Simba as spare/very minimally etc thus their reviews.. I can say just take it with a pinch of salt. My Eight data roaming in Johor Malaysia also way more stable and higher speeds than Simba. I previously read these good comments thus ported in from GOMO as my biz line and since then I've never used Simba locally for data other than overseas calls and roaming. If not bcoz of these value-adds I would have ported out of Simba long ago lol. Gonna try their inflight data roam (aeromobile) soon will feedback.
 
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