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<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"--><!-- more than 4 paragraphs -->LAST Saturday morning, I switched on my mobile phone and left it on the table.
Within a few minutes, I received a couple of messages. When I checked, I was surprised to see the message, 'Digi welcomes you to Malaysia'. Then my mobile phone showed a change of operators from StarHub to Digi.
I live in Seletar Hills, off Yio Chu Kang. Can you imagine if all those living here and further north are charged for overseas calls, just because the Malaysian mobile operator's signal is stronger than ours?
It looks like we Singaporeans must check our mobile operator each time we use our phone. Can the mobile operator do something about this?
Ong Beng Choo (Mdm)
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<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"--><!-- more than 4 paragraphs -->LAST Saturday morning, I switched on my mobile phone and left it on the table.
Within a few minutes, I received a couple of messages. When I checked, I was surprised to see the message, 'Digi welcomes you to Malaysia'. Then my mobile phone showed a change of operators from StarHub to Digi.
I live in Seletar Hills, off Yio Chu Kang. Can you imagine if all those living here and further north are charged for overseas calls, just because the Malaysian mobile operator's signal is stronger than ours?
It looks like we Singaporeans must check our mobile operator each time we use our phone. Can the mobile operator do something about this?
Ong Beng Choo (Mdm)