frankly, i am in the middle. i still seeking some truth in what was done to me. i do hope that you are my long time friend to judge me.:o
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Mobile plan expiring soon, worth to recontract to 4G?
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To judge a sick nut like u.dont need to a long lost friend.
Anyone with a clear mind will be able to tell.
Need is one thing. Recontract can get a new phone at a discount. If the discount is greater than the increase in monthly bill for 2 years, might worth it. Second opinion welcome.
Well next question is, do you use a lot of data, if <2GB, then recontract.
Again so much shit from a clueless auntie.
sooner or later, these telcos will "force" those subscribers whose contracts have expired to the 4G plan by increasing the cost of the monthly subscription of the 3G plan.
This forum really have plenty of siao ting tong.If you don't need it then it's not worth it you twit.
Lots of retards too.
Come to Russia where my state owned mobile data plans are unlimited. Wake up your idea. Sinktel used to have unlimited mobile data plan but now they have been trying hard to psycho and lure existing customers to cancel and take their new package deals. Their motto is to jiak lang and not the other way round.
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Anybody know which pre-pay card is the cheapest if one rarely makes calls
Already have a residential line & the only reason I really need a hand phone is when I buy air tickets via the internet. The airlines requires the authentication code that is SMS to the telephone number of the credit card owner i.e. me. Really hate this kind of verification.
When I am overseas I usually use the cheaper local telephone phone card rather than my Spore SIM card.
Already have a residential line & the only reason I really need a hand phone is when I buy air tickets via the internet. The airlines requires the authentication code that is SMS to the telephone number of the credit card owner i.e. me. Really hate this kind of verification.
When I am overseas I usually use the cheaper local telephone phone card rather than my Spore SIM card.
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