New Digi Postpaid Plan Allows Rollover Of Unused Data

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Digi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd announced its new Digi Postpaid plans that ensures customers get more internet quota and the ability of rolling over unused quota to the following month.

The new plan, dubbed, Digi Postpaid, seeks to add even more value to customers who are showing a strong, growing appetite for internet access and digital services to match their social lifestyle.

Christian Thrane, Digi’s Chief Marketing Officer said at the launch of the new plan: “We’re always closely following customer demand to find new and innovative ways of serving our customers better with products and services that matter to them. With Extra Internet quota and Internet Rollover, we’re addressing today’s customer demands.”

Customers who sign up for the new Digi Postpaid plan enjoy consistent high-speed Internet access through Malaysia’s widest 4G LTE network while remaining future-ready for Digi’s latest innovative offerings in LTE- Advanced (LTE-A), Voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) and Voice-over-WiFi (VoWiFi). Another key feature for Digi customers to enjoy is the ability to have more control over their call and Internet plans via the MyDigi app which is available on the Android and iOS platforms. The app allows customers to monitor their usage, pay bills for themselves as well as other Digi subscribers and switch certain features on or off.

“The new Digi Postpaid plans bring a lot to the table for our customers.  This is our most comprehensive offering and we’re confident it will be well  received,” concluded Thrane.

New and existing customers’ of Digi will also enjoy promotional discounts, to enjoy for life if they switch their plans to the latest Digi Postpaid plan before 30 June 2016. The new Digi Postpaid plans start from only RM28 per month with several options to cater to every need.

For more information on the full price list of the plan, please visit Digi’s official site: http://digi.my/postpaid
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