Starhub Giga

[froztheart]

Moi don't understand this. Why not try to keep your customer happy lol. They prefer customer to move to other mvno? No value in keeping customer meh

Must understand management metrics, then you will get why no incentive to retain customers.
Growth needs to be reflected whether artificial or actual to sell what is needed to Board etc.

 

[chaiscool]

Must understand management metrics, then you will get why no incentive to retain customers.
Growth needs to be reflected whether artificial or actual to sell what is needed to Board etc.

Board stupid or what, artificial number go up also they believe

 

[froztheart]

Board stupid or what, artificial number go up also they believe

Trust me, they just want to have the data to reflect what is needed to sell what their ideas/plans they have.
Similar to how our NTUC Income farce is.

 

[loganrunning]

Board stupid or what, artificial number go up also they believe

look at their board members, and which organisation owns singtel, then draw your own conclusions

 

[KOPS1974]

Hi

Anyone encounter that your Giga line cannot call number from Simba telco (always call failed)?
My GIGA line, I can get incoming from fix line and mobile line (including Simba) and can also call to fix line and other mobile telco, except SIMBA.

I got 2 lines from GIGA, both same issue. Just upgraded to their 100GB / $ 12 NDP Flash Sale plan.

Mine is iPhone 15 plus.

Get help from GIGA, but gave up... whole afternoon, WhatsApp to get a LIVE AGENT, for few hrs but nv succeeded.

[Update]: Able to call SIMBA number (7 days of unable to call to after upgraded the plan) after updated iOS to 17.6.1 and restart the phone.

 

[MoneyFace =p]

This is honestly terribad...

Activated call & SMS barring not working...

 

[samferguson]

The spoofed call may not be overseas. Just my speculation.

 

[guyz92]

This is honestly terribad...

Activated call & SMS barring not working...

The spam message you received is sent via RCS.

RCS messaging not SMS. RCS behave similar to iMessage, which uses Internet to send message.
Therefore, the telco can't really block it at their end.

You can disable RCS feature if don't have the intention to use this form of communication.

 

[MoneyFace =p]

The spam message you received is sent via RCS.

RCS messaging not SMS. RCS behave similar to iMessage, which uses Internet to send message.
Therefore, the telco can't really block it at their end.

You can disable RCS feature if don't have the intention to use this form of communication.

Alright thanks. Didn't know SMS getting unnecessarily complicated these days.

 

[Jirachi]

This is honestly terribad...

Activated call & SMS barring not working...

Wait. GIGA HAS RCS?

 

[joesph]

Wait. GIGA HAS RCS?

android native sms app

 

[froztheart]

Wait. GIGA HAS RCS?

Its a native feature from Google, not associated with telco.

 

[joesph]

Its a native feature from Google, not associated with telco.

soon iphone will get it

 

[Jirachi]

soon iphone will get it

I am currently running iOS 18 Beta. It seemed to be carrier dependant for now.

 

[loganrunning]

I am currently running iOS 18 Beta. It seemed to be carrier dependant for now.

I am surprised that apple is including it, after turning down google for so long.

 

[i.Singaporean]

I am surprised that apple is including it, after turning down google for so long.

sooner or later they will have to, EU have been hammering them lately

 

[Jirachi]

sooner or later they will have to, EU have been hammering them lately

Yeah. Because of EU.

 

[froztheart]

soon iphone will get it

sooner or later they will have to, EU have been hammering them lately

Yes, EU doing the good work for the rest of the world.
Without EU's initiative, type-C port wouldn't have came around for iPhone too.

 

[thekh21]

Is getting bad,even other Telco nat. day got some benefits..now g.ga just monthly see the bill only

 

[Jirachi]

Yes, EU doing the good work for the rest of the world.
Without EU's initiative, type-C port wouldn't have came around for iPhone too.

But the funny thing is, Apple was part of the consortium that developed USB-C.