Chitchat another brilliant business idea from singtel's moley auntie

[krafty]

The add-on, which will be launched on Thursday (Jun 2), starts from S$8.56 a month for 1GB to S$321 for the maximum 50GB. The add-on was limited to a maximum of 4GB previously.

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news...ined&cid=tg:recos:undefined:standard#cxrecs_s


knn eh, a bit siao right, who uses up to 50GB on their phone???

 

[Runifyouhaveto]

$321 for 50GB?

Tourist SIM Card is better

$30 for 10days with 14GB = $90 for 30days with 42GB




Old promotion for tourist is:

$30 for 10days with 100GB = $90 for 30days with 300GB

 

[Runifyouhaveto]

knn eh, a bit siao right, who uses up to 50GB on their phone???

50GB for
catching CCTV installed at home
watching youtube
surfing porn
Facetime

 

[krafty]

50GB for
catching CCTV installed at home
watching youtube
surfing porn
Facetime

many years ago, when they started 3G, they offered 12GB, i used it for both my home computer and blackberry, my usage the most 7GB. i was watching Jap AV online then and even downloaded softwares. and my monthly bill was only $50/-

 

[EunoiaJAYCEE]

Her mole is bringing her lots of fortune and wealth, at the expense of ordinary Singaporeans.

 

[Runifyouhaveto]

many years ago, when they started 3G, they offered 12GB, i used it for both my home computer and blackberry, my usage the most 7GB. i was watching Jap AV online then and even downloaded softwares. and my monthly bill was only $50/-

You should try HD or 3D porn, bro.

 

[Runifyouhaveto]

 

[krafty]

ah run, i hope you can communicate with me using your telepathy brain waves.

 

[Runifyouhaveto]

ah run, i hope you can communicate with me using your telepathy brain waves.

Sorry bro, according to the ad
in 2036, ah RUN can do that with chicks when he is masturbating
50GB also not enough

 

[Runifyouhaveto]

Internet Service Providers wage new broadband war
http://www.straitstimes.com/tech/internet-service-providers-wage-new-broadband-war

A broadband price war has emerged as Internet service providers (ISPs) take aim at some 360,000 cable modem users whose services may be discontinued by end-2017.