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  1. The following shall be applicable to SIMBA mobile plans that offer Rollover Entitlement, which shall mean any unused mobile data, roaming data, or IDD minutes at the end of a renewal cycle of your mobile plan, that may be carried forward in accordance with the conditions set out below.
    1. Rollover Entitlement will be rolled over to the immediately following or next renewal cycle for a maximum of six (6) renewal cycles.
    2. Such entitlements that are rolled over will be capped to six (6) months of the mobile plan's entitlement (base + prevailing promo).
    3. Rollover Entitlement is only valid when all renewal payments are paid on time. Otherwise, we reserve the right to forfeit all accumulated Rollover Entitlement.
    4. For avoidance of doubt, in the event that renewal payment is not made on time, but made subsequently, you acknowledge that as a result of your non-payment when payment was due, Simba has the right to forfeit all Rollover Entitlement accumulated to the point of non-payment.
    5. Rollover Entitlement will be forfeited when you request and/or complete a change of plan, request for a mobile number port to another mobile operator, and/or if your mobile plan is suspended in accordance with regulatory actions or in accordance with these terms and conditions herein.
    6. Unutilised Rollover Entitlement is not redeemable for cash or credit, and cannot be transferred to any other account (including other accounts under your name) or to any other person or party under any circumstances.
 

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  1. The following shall be applicable to SIMBA mobile plans that offer Rollover Entitlement, which shall mean any unused mobile data, roaming data, or IDD minutes at the end of a renewal cycle of your mobile plan, that may be carried forward in accordance with the conditions set out below.
    1. Rollover Entitlement will be rolled over to the immediately following or next renewal cycle for a maximum of six (6) renewal cycles.
    2. Such entitlements that are rolled over will be capped to six (6) months of the mobile plan's entitlement (base + prevailing promo).
    3. Rollover Entitlement is only valid when all renewal payments are paid on time. Otherwise, we reserve the right to forfeit all accumulated Rollover Entitlement.
    4. For avoidance of doubt, in the event that renewal payment is not made on time, but made subsequently, you acknowledge that as a result of your non-payment when payment was due, Simba has the right to forfeit all Rollover Entitlement accumulated to the point of non-payment.
    5. Rollover Entitlement will be forfeited when you request and/or complete a change of plan, request for a mobile number port to another mobile operator, and/or if your mobile plan is suspended in accordance with regulatory actions or in accordance with these terms and conditions herein.
    6. Unutilised Rollover Entitlement is not redeemable for cash or credit, and cannot be transferred to any other account (including other accounts under your name) or to any other person or party under any circumstances.
Roaming included...
Rollover Entitlement, which shall mean any unused mobile data, roaming data, or IDD minutes

Roaming data is also data mah…..
 

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Competition is heating up! This beats 8 and Singtel Hi plans. Good for consumers.

Good for folks who travel.

The 50GB one off entitlement from Singtel MVNOs was looking pretty attractive for people who travel. I realised that Data for Canada is pretty expensive. With a $15 plan from Singtel MVNO giving 50GB, it is a very attractive proposition.
 

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How does this rollover works?

For Seniors we are provided with 3GB Global Roaming. If we don't use it at all, so does it mean this 3GB is rollover to next month ie next month we get total 6GB (3GB current month + 3GB the coming month) Global Roaming & 18GB for 6 months?
 

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I don't think there is a single plan from any telco that covers everything. Good local coverage and generous overseas roaming data and calls and IDD calling. I have a SImba $12 plan for overseas data and calls and a $15 VIvifi plan for local coverage.
 

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How does this rollover works?
For Seniors we are provided with 3GB Global Roaming. If we don't use it at all, so does it mean this 3GB is rollover to next month ie next month we get total 6GB (3GB current month + 3GB the coming month) Global Roaming & 18GB for 6 months?

should be rolled over for 6 cycle
 

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SIMBA is rolling into a new era 🚀
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Simba updated the FAQs

Can I rollover unused data and talktime?​

  • Updated 1 hour ago
Unused main data, APAC (7 countries) data, APAC (15 countries) data, Global (60+ countries) data and talktime can be carried forward. They can be rolled over for up to 6 cycles and are automatically stacked.
 
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