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No more Celcom data package for me

Posted on October 24, 2007
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I’ve terminated the Celcom line today and saved myself Rm120 in data charges alone. I hardly ever use it. Now that i’ve subscribed another sup line for the O2, i may sign up for a discounter data package for a start and see how the usage i like. Hubby doesnt really use that much data except to check his emails every once in a while. Even if he finished the 25Mb in less than a month’s time, the rest will still be charged at a very nominal rate. But i wont know how much he uses until he tries it out.

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2 Responses to “No more Celcom data package for me”

  1. nyx on November 19th, 2007 3:55 am

    greetings,
    Just wanted to ask if you could give an aprox speed differences and band width, signal availabilty, stability, average speeds for maxis and celcom hsdpa/3g/edge services.
    ie; the actual the customer like you are receiving not what they say on their web sites.
    I am thinking of getting a celcom 3g modem. for net browsing and download.
    If you could make any suggestions it would really help.

    Thanks

  2. Samm on November 19th, 2007 4:07 am

    What they advertised on the sites is the max speed you’ll be getting if you have the coverage for your area. I dont like Celcom as the speed is low where i live compared to when i use Maxis. I do get quite good signal in town areas tho. But i dont to town just for the speed. But as a casual user for general browsing and downloading, then i guess speed really isnt a factor. Their rm68 package would suffice. Upgrade if you feel that’s it’s too slow for you, provided you can get the speed they are charging you for where you live. I stick with Maxis as i’ve been with them forever and their lines are more stable. I still use my Maxis sim card with the Celcom Huawei modem till now and i can see the transfer rate. Or you can try the new 4G rollout. Too bad it’s not available here :( Hope this help and thanks for dropping by.

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