Recently we moved to a new place in Shah Alam. After many months of planning, renovation, painting, and moving, we are living in a place we call home, with a neat kitchen we now cook 4-5 times a week, an AV room for TV, a deck, dipping pool, koi pond, and all that. Â All said, it is pretty nice, except for one little problem – the lack of fiber Internet service.
my data usage is quite staggering, this was just for just a few days
This has prompted me to start looking for mobile plans with a heavy dosage of data cap that can not only serve as a atop gap measure, but as someone who loves to stream music and video (I love my life NFL games) on his mobile phone, a plan that I don’t have to worry by the 2nd week of billing cycle.
That’s when I was told about U Mobile’s Hero P70 plan, which seemingly check all the boxes in a plan for such type of user.
Let’s look at what you get under the Hero P70 plan:
- 7 GB of high speed Internet data
- Unlimited call to all network
- No contract needed
- SMS – 3 sen to U Mobile, 8 sen to other networks
- Share data among member line
All this is for RM 70 per month and there is no long term contractual obligation. This is making some of the plans I used previously looking pretty pale in comparison, usually with 3 GB or a maximum of 5 GB monthly internet quota that comes with 1-2 years of contract period.
Best of all, there’s also 50 MB of daily internet roaming for the following countries, which should cover all your instant messaging needs while being abroad:
- Australia
- Cambodia
- Hong Kong
- India
- Indonesia
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Taiwan
- Thailand
I know a few friends who travels a lot to Singapore/Thailand and has a habit of flipping SIM cards, this plan would put an end to that annoying practice.
For existing users, there’s no extra charges to upgrade from current postpaid plan, and the upgrade can be done online right now.
The promotion ends 31 December 2015, so act now. Head to http://www.u.com.my/postpaid for more information.
I saw this in Huai Bin’s blog, I think. Not sure about it here – if I am not mistaken, it is riding on somebody else’s so dunno how good it is around these parts.
suituapui: If I’m not mistaken, it’s under celcom network.
Maxis la
YP: oh.
yes.. u mobile best!
Eintan: yeah!
hurmm, interesting!
AkuSeorangTraveler: yess.