what's the most recommended sim only plan now?

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and also, does port-in means keep same number but change telco?
 

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this one same same as mine now with M1 just lesser data

actually i don't need so much data also, sometimes 10GB can't even finish even thought i have 30GB

I have 100GB 4G from StarHub, each month average not even 10% lol..
 

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this one same same as mine now with M1 just lesser data

actually i don't need so much data also, sometimes 10GB can't even finish even thought i have 30GB
MyRepublic 5G plans use StarHub network :o

But if you no need a lot of data, then can consider other telcos. Simba is decent but they have more weak signal spots. If not can look at Vivifi 20GB for $11.12, using Singtel network.
 

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1. Do you need to keep your number?
2. Do you need 5G?
3. Which part of Singapore will you mainly use your line?
4. Which Telco (M1 from your reply) is your current Telco?
5. Is your Telco coverage Decent for your current usage?
6. Are you comfortable using MVNO ?
7. How much talktime and sms do you need?
8. How much data do you need?
9. Any price limit you're willing to pay?



Cheapest $5 from TPG senior.
Next is $7 from Zero1.
And Vivifi to MyRepublic....

https://blog.seedly.sg/best-sim-only-mobile-plans-in-singapore-with-singtel-gomo-vs-circles-life/
Simple plans are "unlimited" data plans.
No bill shock. (Eg. Zero1, MyRepublic)

Ultra big data plans 80GB++ (TPG, Etc)

But always need factor in M1/SH/ST have to pay Caller-ID.
 
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