Mcalls is introducing the all-new HITS Plans to spice up the mobility lifestyles of Malaysians. These HITS Plans will also bring a first of its kind Pre-Postpaid subscription Plan in Malaysia; a telco plan that they’re hoping will be enticing to all millennials. Mcalls offers HITS Pre-Postpaid Plans with benefits exceeding in value of what you pay for. And they’re banking on that, to make their offerings unique in comparison to both predpaid, and postpaid plans.

A HITS Pre-Postpaid Plan offers users Non-Stop Highspeed Internet with 10GB data from RM30 per month. The HITS plans will auto-renew itself monthly with no extra charges, making it incredibly convenient. Customers can also opt to subscribe for the HITS yearly plan in advance and enjoy a 15% discount.

At a glance, the 3 (three) prepaid HITS plans are as follows:

HITS 360 Plan for a recurring monthly subscription fee of RM30 or a yearly upfront fee with a 15% discount at RM306 and comes with:
o Monthly 10GB of Non-stop High-speed Internet (x12 months for Yearly Plan),
o Monthly 33-minute Malaysia local calls (x12 months for Yearly Plan) and
o Monthly 33 Malaysia local SMS (x12 months for Yearly Plan).

HITS 540 Plan for a recurring monthly subscription fee of RM45 or a yearly upfront fee with a 15% discount at RM459 and comes with:
o Monthly 15GB of Non-stop High-speed Internet (x12 months for Yearly Plan),
o Monthly 66-minute Malaysia local calls (x12 months for Yearly Plan) and
o Monthly 66 Malaysia local SMS (x12 months for Yearly Plan)

HITS 720 Plan for a recurring monthly subscription fee of RM60 or a yearly upfront fee with a 15% discount at RM612 and comes with:
o Monthly 30GB of Non-stop High-speed Internet (x12 months for Yearly Plan),
o Monthly 99-minute Malaysia local calls (x12 months for Yearly Plan) and
o Monthly 99 Malaysia local SMS (x12 months for Yearly Plan).

So there is a modicum of flexibility that the plans offer. But how wide their network is, and how reliable their lines are still remains to be seen. But for the money you get in savings, it might just be worth it after all. Let us know in the comments what you think of these ‘Pre-postpaid plans’!