I'm curious, even if those million+ lines were taken by another telco/MVNO, is the new telco obliged to match the credits?
Hypothetically, should SIMBA decide to withdraw from the market.
From a business POV, it would not make sense for a telco to take a senior plan customer with, say $300 (i.e. 5 years) of free subscriptions. Customers would also complain if their $300 suddenly translated to 30 months of $10 subscriptions because of some form of credit matching. The telco taking on has no obligation to also take on the credits. It's very likely that customer is going to be unhappy.
Good example, in the case of bankrupt, then totally wipe out
But this is a case of profitable business, example look at myrepublic previous report and thread
Unless they opt to run afoul due to imda report
Otherwise reasonable solution is required
But on the contrast of how weak consumer law is by the authorities , the issue fall on the public taking the blunt not due to the merchant, but the authorities
Just like how IMDA always taiji and does nothing