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by Leon Wing
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Thursday, 19 August 2010 14:51 |
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Tune Talk is one year old today and so far it has a million subscribers within the first year.
To celebrate, Tune Talk will have cruiser teams going around to promote Tune Talk and give away prizes, free flight vouchers and hold games. Also, Tune Talk is treating subscribers to free calls for 24 hours and a 10% bonus when they top up RM10 and above, only for the 19th August. Tune Talk is increasing the RM50 top ups validity to 75 days.
New subscribers can start their Tune Talk starter SIM pack at just RM5. It is preloaded with RM4. They can also get this for RM9 at selected Kuala Lumpur-bound International AirAsia flights.
They can go to www.tunetalk.com, their ATM and Internet banking services from Maybank, CIMB, RHB and EON banks, e-Pay terminals; 7-Eleven or at any of 10,000 authorised dealers; and start with as low as RM3.
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by Leon Wing
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Monday, 16 August 2010 18:06 |
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This is a IDD Bonanza promotion for U Mobile subscribers. They will enjoy lower IDD voice call rates, as low as 14 sen a minute to fixed and mobile lines in Australia, Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, the UK, US and Vietnam. This promotion ends 31st December 2010.
Besides this promotion, there is also a competition:
Make as many IDD calls to these IDD Bonanza countries. The Monthly Winner Selection
Grand prize: Participant spending the most on IDD calls wins RM1,888 cash. The 2nd prize: Every RM10 spent on your IDD calls entitles you to win RM50 free airtime. The Year-end Winner Selection: Participant spending the most on IDD calls from 10/8/10 to 31/12/10 wins RM18,888 cash. The next 30 participants spending the most on IDD calls from 10/8/10 to 31/12/10 win a 3G phone each.
For more information go to www.u.com.my or call +6018 388 1318.
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by Leon Wing
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Monday, 16 August 2010 16:28 |
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XPAX is the first operator in Asia Pacific to offer a prepaid BlackBerry Messeger (BBM) Plan, aimed at the youth market.
BlackBerry owners can now tpe BB ON and send to 28882. And for only 50 sen a day Xpax users can reach the BlackBerry community from all networks and with unlimited access. Only for these users they use their PIN or barcode as a unique symbol of the owner. Once both parties identify each other this way, they can chat in BBM and be notified when messages are delivered or read. They can update status and avatars with shared pictures, voice notes and transfer up to 6 MB media files.
This package contains BlackBerry offerings like social networking, Internet browsing, push emails, instant messaging and others. Users can upload pictures, comment, schedule group meetings, share calendars, activities, updates and social events.
Go to www.xpax.com.my to subscribe to the new BBM Plan, or to find out more about it and other prepaid plans.
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by Charles F. Moreira
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Wednesday, 04 August 2010 17:15 |
 In playing its part to help Malaysia achieve 50% broadband penetration by the end of the year, on 4 August, Celcom Axiata launched three new mobile wireless broadband plans, with prices starting from as low as RM48 per month versus RM68 previously and it also comes with a free USB modem. However, they must pay RM100 one-time registration fee.
Those who sign up by the end of August will also enjoy an RM10 monthly rebate off their package price for a period of three months. There is no binding contract and users who terminate the service after 7-days get to keep the modem.
The Entry package which costs RM48 per month supports download speeds up to 384Kbps with 1GB monthly fair usage quota, the Basic package costing RM68 per month supports download speeds up to 512Kbps with 3GB quota, while the Advance package costing RM98 per month supports up to 3.6Mbps with 5GB monthly quota.
Celcom will throttle the speed of accounts which have exceeded the quota down to 128 Kbps for the rest of the month, though subscribers are also can opt to pay an additional RM15 for an additional gigabyte or RM50 for another 5GB and have their package speed restored.
Also, the good news for existing Celcom broadband subscribers, especially those on the D68 plan, is that their speed has been upgraded from 384 to 512Kbps while they continue to pay RM68 per month but still enjoy the same 5GB monthly quota. D98 plan subscribers will continue to pay RM98 per month for up to 3.6Mbps with 5GB quota. This plan is identical to the Advance Package.
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by Leon Wing
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Friday, 30 July 2010 15:00 |
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Maxis now has a HotLink Prepaid plan specially for BlackBerry devices.
This plan will give BlackBerry users access to uncapped speeds on Maxis’ seamless high speed networks and more MB usage per day, up to 200MB of data per customer.
Other services in this plan also include push email from Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo!Mail; instant messaging on BlackBerry Messenger, MSN Messenger, Yahoo!Messenger and Google Talk; social networking on Facebook, Flickr and MySpace and internet browsing.
BlackBerry owners can subscribe by dialing *100#, go to ‘Internet’ and then choose ‘BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS)’ and select ‘Day BIS Premium RM2.50’. They would then receive an SMS one hour before the auto-renewal or expiry of the day pass.
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