VIVIFI

testerjp

High Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 29, 2006
Messages
45,596
Reaction score
15,280
If I'm using iPhone 15. Can dual sim? Vivifi has esim?

Need to use for occasional overseas dual sim usage
 

Kepller

Senior Member
Joined
Jun 29, 2013
Messages
1,110
Reaction score
188
How is the customer support of Vivify compared to ZYM?

ZYM's customer support is lackluster in terms of responsiveness. Simple questions on their main live whatsapp chat can take up to 3-4hrs for reply per question. Is Vivify the same?
 

Megrez

Junior Member
Joined
Jul 16, 2024
Messages
13
Reaction score
3
If I'm using iPhone 15. Can dual sim? Vivifi has esim?

Need to use for occasional overseas dual sim usage
Yes. I'm using Vivifi eSIM on iP15P.
Btw how's the data connection for you? I feel ever since they removed 5G trial, their 4G is a bit laggy, and signal strength is much weaker.
 

gapboy

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Jul 29, 2003
Messages
19,641
Reaction score
6,166
  • 300GB Local Data (first 12 months);
    • 100GB thereafter
  • 300 Outgoing Local Minutes
  • 100 Outgoing Local SMS
  • 10GB Roaming Data to Malaysia (first 12 months)
    • 8GB thereafter
  • 1GB Roaming Data to Indonesia & Thailand (first 12 months)
  • Free Incoming Calls (on Singapore network)
  • Free Incoming SMS (Globally)
  • Free Caller ID
  • Free SIM Card or eSIM

Roam data limit to 12mth then downgrade
 

teoma

Member
Joined
Apr 1, 2002
Messages
359
Reaction score
62
I had signed up for the Share plan a couple of months back where each sub line was $1/month for 12 months. It's less than 12 months but I want to add 2 more sub lines.

Currently, the promo for Share plan is $3.88/sub line for 12 months.

Any idea when I sign up for the 2 new sub lines, would I be paying:
1. Standard price of $6.50/line/month
2. Current promo price of $3.88/line/month
3. Previous promo price of $1.00/line/month

Asking CS but you know how long those could take, so seeing if anyone here got info. Thanks.
 

TitanSmall

High Supremacy Member
Joined
Nov 19, 2004
Messages
28,316
Reaction score
1,939
signed the vivifi vibe 12 mths back.. now the free roaming gone.. any suggestions on where to go or which plan to switch to get (almost) the same price but with the free roaming to MY? best if the free roaming can be perm (1-2gb is fine)....
 

Tedicious

Master Member
Joined
Aug 1, 2019
Messages
4,593
Reaction score
2,156
signed the vivifi vibe 12 mths back.. now the free roaming gone.. any suggestions on where to go or which plan to switch to get (almost) the same price but with the free roaming to MY? best if the free roaming can be perm (1-2gb is fine)....
If U r ok with ST network, consider heya. Roll over data and roaming (up to 10 GB) every month. Use shopee coins to top up still got discount
 

hereiam7788

Supremacy Member
Joined
Dec 10, 2015
Messages
5,156
Reaction score
933
Yes. I'm using Vivifi eSIM on iP15P.
Btw how's the data connection for you? I feel ever since they removed 5G trial, their 4G is a bit laggy, and signal strength is much weaker.

i am also on vivifi esim.. yes indeed after 5g free trial... left with 4G, sometimes i encountered blind spot also.. which means have data coverage but no data...

last time when i was with zym, their 5g stays forever even after the trial.... (it seems not a bug or what, but simply something quietly give to the users)
if not becos vivifi is the only mvno (not directly under sinktel) that has esim, i may stick to zym due to that...
 

Cumzilla

Master Member
Joined
Oct 28, 2002
Messages
3,354
Reaction score
214
If U r ok with ST network, consider heya. Roll over data and roaming (up to 10 GB) every month. Use shopee coins to top up still got discount
up to 10gb roaming only if u sign up the 5gb roam plan and rollover, if u get the 1gb roaming, only 2gb
 

Cumzilla

Master Member
Joined
Oct 28, 2002
Messages
3,354
Reaction score
214
signed the vivifi vibe 12 mths back.. now the free roaming gone.. any suggestions on where to go or which plan to switch to get (almost) the same price but with the free roaming to MY? best if the free roaming can be perm (1-2gb is fine)....
same here, my free roaming also disappear, tot is some bug or rather it happened just after I submitted the requested to switch to the vibe value plan...
 

rAcEr

Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 1, 2000
Messages
5,792
Reaction score
7
Worth to port out of vivifi for existing customers then port in again later on to get benefits and discounts reserved for non singtel port in?

I'm currently paying close to 20 bucks for vibe 5g - don't think I have any free roaming after the initial 12 months period.
 

i.Singaporean

Senior Member
Joined
Jun 2, 2012
Messages
1,919
Reaction score
322
Worth to port out of vivifi for existing customers then port in again later on to get benefits and discounts reserved for non singtel port in?

I'm currently paying close to 20 bucks for vibe 5g - don't think I have any free roaming after the initial 12 months period.
Haha different people have different view of "worth"

Go giga $18 5G for a month then jump back Vivifi $15 5G
 

gapboy

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Jul 29, 2003
Messages
19,641
Reaction score
6,166
Worth to port out of vivifi for existing customers then port in again later on to get benefits and discounts reserved for non singtel port in?

I'm currently paying close to 20 bucks for vibe 5g - don't think I have any free roaming after the initial 12 months period.
port to something else .. no freebies like roaming after 12mth is a deal breaker for almost everyone.. M1 maxx 7.90 plan is a good deal to port to as well
 

firesong

Supremacy Member
Deluxe Member
Joined
Jan 17, 2001
Messages
8,811
Reaction score
4,828
port to something else .. no freebies like roaming after 12mth is a deal breaker for almost everyone.. M1 maxx 7.90 plan is a good deal to port to as well
Port to $0 Eight plan. ;)

I think ZYM's $15 plan is a better deal than Vivifi's, especially since non-singtel port ins mean 5G is free. This would improve network coverage and performance for the user.
 
Important Forum Advisory Note
This forum is moderated by volunteer moderators who will react only to members' feedback on posts. Moderators are not employees or representatives of HWZ Forums. Forum members and moderators are responsible for their own posts. Please refer to our Community Guidelines and Standards and Terms and Conditions for more information.
Top