Data is no longer greedily hoarded by telcos in Singapore.
And we probably have Circles.Life to thank for that.
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With the existence of Circles.Life, the three main telcos of Singapore which previously denied Singaporeans data bundles in double digits, started offering plans with bigger data bundles.
Like Singtel’s unlimited mobile data add-on.
A Telco Trend:
If you squint your eye and tilt your head to the left at exactly 362.56 degrees, you’ll start to see a trend.
Offering “practically unlimited” data at cheaper prices.
First, you have Singtel going at $39.90 for unlimited data.
Then a few days ago, Starhub started offering $20 for 50 GB worth of data.
And now, it’s M1’s turn.
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Yup, it’s the era of big data indeed.
M1 Now Offering $5 For 25GB Data Add-On
What would you get for $5? Atas cake? Bubble tea?
Now, you can use that particular $5 to get one more thing.
Mobile Data.
For just $5 a month, you can now enjoy 25GB worth of data while on the go.
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That’s if, you’re a new or existing customer for the following plans:
- No-/12-Month Contract mySIM3 20, mySIM3 40, mySIM3 50
- mySIMe 40, mySIMe 70, mySIMe 90
You can make your way to all M1 and exclusive retailers’ shops to subscribe for the add-on.
What if you’ve already got a $5 for 5GB data add-on?
Now, for those who are already using data add-on from M1, don’t worry.
Because you can simply go to M1 and request to switch to the new add-on.
Your subscription for the $5 for 5GB data add-on will be automatically removed once you’ve successfully subscribed for $5 for 25GB data add-on.
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Terms and Conditions Apply:
- Monthly subscription of $5 applies for subscription of Add-on, and it will not be pro-rated under any circumstances.
- Each mobile line may only subscribe to one Data Add-on and is not transferrable.
- Data Add-on is applicable for local usage only. Data Add-on is not applicable for Data Passport usage.
- For mobile lines with supplementary plan(s), the Add-on is applicable for supplementary line’s usage.
- All services are subject to M1 registration guidelines, General Terms and Conditions and other applicable specific terms and conditions available at m1.com.sg.
- In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between the terms, such conflict or inconsistency shall, in the absence of any express agreement to the contrary, be resolved in a manner most favourable to M1, to the fullest extent permissible under applicable laws.
- M1 reserves the right to vary any term or condition. M1 will, where it is practicable to do so, give customers advance notice (which may be through written notice, electronic mail, letters, M1 website, bills or such other forms as M1 deems appropriate) of such changes.
You can find out more here.
Now, while 25GB worth of data doesn’t sound attractive, it’s as good as unlimited data (unless you’re on YouTube 24/7). Our resident tech writer was trying to use as much data as he could and managed to hit 15 GB (barely) last month.
So, yes, $5 for 25GB worth of data is a pretty good deal.
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