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Need advice, I am trying to port-in my current number into Zero1. Under one section its says "What's your contract status now?" with 02 choices(expired/not expired). My current plan is a no-contract plan, so I guess I am suppose to choose "expired"?

Choosing "not expired" I would need to enter a date for plan expiry which does not make sense.
 

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Need advice, I am trying to port-in my current number into Zero1. Under one section its says "What's your contract status now?" with 02 choices(expired/not expired). My current plan is a no-contract plan, so I guess I am suppose to choose "expired"?

Choosing "not expired" I would need to enter a date for plan expiry which does not make sense.
Yes, just choose the 'expired' option, it is not very difficult to do.
 

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Is it because it is a free item, they are not bound by contract to honor it? Seems odd they can state one thing in a contract and subsequently reduce it.
I wrote an email to them, this is what the say :
As part of this upgrade, the roaming package has been adjusted in accordance with the new plan structure.
 

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I have 1 line with zero1, and just signup for a new line, but when I try to signup for a 3rd line, it cannot go through. I try using different computer and handphone, still the same. Anyone face this problems.
I thought 1 user can signup multiple lines.
 

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I have 1 line with zero1, and just signup for a new line, but when I try to signup for a 3rd line, it cannot go through. I try using different computer and handphone, still the same. Anyone face this problems.
I thought 1 user can signup multiple lines.
Each telco limit different.

Maybe zero1 limit is 2 per person.
 
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I wrote an email to them, this is what the say :
As part of this upgrade, the roaming package has been adjusted in accordance with the new plan structure.
Oh, I am sorry, is my bad and being slow. I am so used to unchanging telco plan I forgot it's no contract, in theory they can change the plan structure every month.
 

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I have 1 line with zero1, and just signup for a new line, but when I try to signup for a 3rd line, it cannot go through. I try using different computer and handphone, still the same. Anyone face this problems.
I thought 1 user can signup multiple lines.
What's the error message you saw?
I have 3 lines under Zero1 for quite a while now. So the 3rd line should be possible unless their policy was recently changed.
 

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What's the error message you saw?
I have 3 lines under Zero1 for quite a while now. So the 3rd line should be possible unless their policy was recently changed.
There is no error, just that I try to click the '"Let's go button and it stuck there.
 

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Anyone billing kena diff price

All along my bill was 20 buck monthly

Suddenly June show 23.11buck
 

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Anyone on Zero1 using iMessage? There are fb comments saying getting charges for imessage activation
 

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yes, because activation involves sending an international SMS to Apple server, hence the charge.
 
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