The fair usage policy existed since day one during the tpg free trial. There is no clear definition of the policy and i think is same for all telco and mnvo. Up to the telco to determine.Interesting that so many comments are focusing on the "high" data usage overseas and not that a Telco has silently implemented FUP and not informed end user.
Very interesting
You've said the magic words.There is no clear definition of the policy and i think is same for all telco and mnvo. Up to the telco to determine.
For now there does not seem to be any FUP or throttling locally. Also simba does not need to throttle to make data slow locally.Local usage has no fup limit. I've not experienced it at all. Only when roaming did I start to experience fup limit. Did anyone experience limit locally? Those uncles and aunties who TikTok all the way will have already complained.
At one point i replaced home fiber with 1 simI think many of the vending machines with cctv, remote monitoring equipment use normal mobile data connection. Constantly steam data back to servers 24/7. Telco should force them to subscribe business plan.
No need, just ensure Roaming is enabledif go jb data roam using simba, need to change any settings when i get there?
same here "always enabled"No need, just ensure Roaming is enabled
I don't disable Roaming for my phone - it is always enabled.
Just turn on always autoroam.if go jb data roam using simba, need to change any settings when i get there?
Have a chat with IMDA on 15 May 2026, people who have more than 10 mobile numbers before 28 Feb 2026 are allowed to port or switch telco now. The telco of your choice, will need to perform a check on mobile number registration date with your current telco. Please feedback your case to IMDA if you encounter problem.If you alrdy have 10 lines, porting to simba, simba won't let you port.
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Simba tells me cannot have more than 10 hence cannot.Have a chat with IMDA on 15 May 2026, people who have more than 10 mobile numbers before 28 Feb 2026 are allowed to port or switch telco now. The telco of your choice, will need to perform a check on mobile number registration date with your current telco. Please feedback your case to IMDA if you encounter problem.
Local speed already give so fast. Obviously don't need or no throttlingFor now there does not seem to be any FUP or throttling locally. Also simba does not need to throttle to make data slow locally.
A friend with SIMBA commented I no 2g already slow like hell in mrt.Local speed already give so fast. Obviously don't need or no throttling
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ha ha ha sibei songz lah.A friend with SIMBA commented
I no 2g already slow like hell in mrt.
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IMDA is waiting for your feedback.Simba tells me cannot have more than 10 hence cannot.
The problem is, if cannot, why didn't they inform before port in?
And since simba dont give temp number, how the hell ppl get notified when port fail?
And assuming i alrdy got 10.
I port existing number to simba. Simba don't give temp number, so my total still 10 what. Why cannot port?
Overall just trash telco
To terminate or port out Simba lucky number, you've to visit either Orchard Central or Kaki Bukit to pay the remaining amount of your 2 year obligation.Dear experts, can I check if i can terminate my lucky number lol (got a better lucky number with eight). My Simba lucky plan been using from October 2025. Is there a charge if terminate next month? or portover whatever lol.
U r probably not a singaporean and a scammer... yes?Simba tells me cannot have more than 10 hence cannot.
The problem is, if cannot, why didn't they inform before port in?
And since simba dont give temp number, how the hell ppl get notified when port fail?
And assuming i alrdy got 10.
I port existing number to simba. Simba don't give temp number, so my total still 10 what. Why cannot port?
Overall just trash telco
oh man nvm will use for 1 year. then terminate haha. Thanks!To terminate or port out Simba lucky number, you've to visit either Orchard Central or Kaki Bukit to pay the remaining amount of your 2 year obligation.
Just go there to pay, then tell them to terminate for you.
If you want to port out, just pay the balance of the 2 year obligation, telling them you want to port out the line. Keep evidence of your payment (via PayNow IIRC), take screenshot or photo. After you've submitted your port over request, you might receive an email from a Simba "robot" to go make payment at their counter. ("Robot" coz that person would have just sent the email without checking that you've already paid.) Just reply and show them your evidence.