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Sharing my Giga > Zero1 port out process,

11 Feb Fri, signed up
16 Feb Wed, received sim card
18 Feb Fri, network up after midnight
I guess you don't get any refund for unused Giga subscription? Thanks.
 

xonix

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I guess you don't get any refund for unused Giga subscription? Thanks.
I don't think giga does pro rated refund. Besides, my renewal date is on the 21th each month,
3 days left no big diff for me but I will update here if any new info.
 
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Quick check - am I able to change ownership/NRIC when porting in to giga? Am on circles currently.

Edit: ah just tried going through the registration process and it seems like they don't support changing ownership when porting in :(
 
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lohsenglte

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Quick check - am I able to change ownership/NRIC when porting in to giga? Am on circles currently.

Edit: ah just tried going through the registration process and it seems like they don't support changing ownership when porting in :(
Cannot. Inside Giga also cannot transfer.
 

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how does the rollover of data works? able to explain?

let say if im on 50gb plan and i use up 30gb and balance of 20gb.

that means next month it will be 70gb? is it keep rolling and add on?
 

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how does the rollover of data works? able to explain?

let say if im on 50gb plan and i use up 30gb and balance of 20gb.

that means next month it will be 70gb? is it keep rolling and add on?

Yes. 2nd mth will be 20GB rollover plus 50GB = 70GB.

If 2nd month you use 20GB, 3rd mth will be rollover 50GB plus 50GB = 100GB.

If 2nd month you use 10GB, 3rd mth will still be rollover 50GB plus 50GB = 100GB.

Because any unuse of 20GB roll over from first mth cannot bring over to 3rd mth.
 

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Actually i never really worry about data rollover. There are so much unused and free data now then. So far after I port from M1 to Giga, no regrets. Much more value for money
 

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Actually i never really worry about data rollover. There are so much unused and free data now then. So far after I port from M1 to Giga, no regrets. Much more value for money
same, every month i'm starting from 100gb coz of the previous 2 months rollover. Sometimes Giga give free 20 or 30gb data on special occasion.
 

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just ported in from circles life to giga.
how do I know that I’ve successfully ported in ? will there be a text message saying successfully ported to giga ?


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This is why I wonder how any Giga users can finish their data lor. Mine is keep snowballing nia...
Yah... i could never finish my giga monthly data and they aren't going to enable VOLTE for my phone anytime soon. So I switched to Zero1 to try alternative network.
 
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Yah... i could never finish my giga monthly data and they aren't going to enable VOLTE for my phone anytime soon. So I switched to Zero1 to try alternative network.

Just curious, what phone are you using? So far i tested on Pocophone F1 and X3 Pro, both VOLTE works.
 
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