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Switching to Hotlink Flex

cck_my — Mon, 26 Feb 2018 21:42:54 +0800

Currently on Maxis standard postpaid plan, wish but unable to switch to Hotlink Flex. Is it the only way is port out then port in again in order to keep my number and migrate successfully to Hotlink Flex or must terminate my maxis postpaid and register new line?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change from an existing Maxis Postpaid plan to Hotlink Flex?
Unfortunately, no. You cannot switch from Maxis to Hotlink Flex on your postpaid plan.

Thank you!

Data Roaming Off but being charged

cck_my — Mon, 25 Apr 2016 19:23:07 +0800

My phone Data & Roaming confirmed OFF but being charged:
DATE TIME DESTINATION CALLED NUMBER DURATION TYPE OF CHARGES CHARGES BALANCES
17-04-16 11:51:51 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 16.24
17-04-16 21:50:18 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 15.41
19-04-16 00:48:40 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 14.58
19-04-16 22:20:56 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 10.99
20-04-16 14:48:53 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 12.92
21-04-16 07:36:17 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 12.09
21-04-16 12:58:59 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 11.26
22-04-16 14:48:03 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 10.43

The most funny part is the balance between:

19-04-16 00:48:40 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 14.58
19-04-16 22:20:56 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 10.99
20-04-16 14:48:53 CHINA_CHINA UNICOM GPRS 00:00:00 Data-Roam RM0.83 RM 12.92

Credit disappear and then added back some credit

another case is:

07-04-16 01:52:54 Zepto WAP 03-22024030 32266 00:00:00 WAPPremium-Purchase RM4.00 RM 51.00

I didn't purchase any things

Hope that Maxis/Hotlink will give some reasonable explanation about this, Thank you!

Support for Windows XP SP2 & Vista RTM ending soon

cck_my — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 23:22:39 +0800

If you are waiting for a good opportunity to upgrade to Windows 7, now would be a good time to do so. Support for Windows Vista RTM and Windows XP SP2 (Service Pack 2)will be ending soon.

Support for Windows Vista (without any service pack installed) will be ending on April 13, 2010, meaning users must be running Vista SP1 or SP2 to receive any further product support. Users can upgrade to the latest service pack, SP2, for free, providing them with the latest security updates.

Support for Windows XP SP2 will be ending on July 13, 2010. Users still running Windows XP SP2 will no longer receive updates after this date, and are urged to update to Windows XP SP3, a free upgrade, or switch to Windows 7.

Users running Windows XP SP2 64-bit will still receive product support up until April 8, 2014, since Microsoft never released a 64-bit service pack 3.

Users that need help with any upgrade can visit Microsoft’s end-of-support webpage. The webpage provides useful tips for consumers including how to tell what version you are running, and helpful information about Windows 7, for users that haven’t made the switch yet.

Users can check windows version by:

For Vista: Click the Start button , type winver in the search box, and then press Enter.

The About Windows window showing Windows Vista Ultimate edition with Service Pack 1

For XP: Click Start, click Run, type winver, and then press Enter.

The About Windows window showing Windows XP Professional edition with Service Pack 3