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Digi offers 7GB of internet and unlimited calls for RM75/month

In a battle of giving more bang for your buck, Digi has up the ante by introducing its most competitive Smart Plan yet. For a limited time only, the yellow telco is offering a whopping 7GB of data plus free calls to all networks for only RM75/month on its new SmartPlan 75.

The plan is only RM10 more than their current SmartPlan 65 that offers 3GB of data with the same free-flow call perks. The rest of the plan remains the same with 10 sen per SMS and 20 sen per MMS. You can also send unlimited SMS to your 3 friends that are on Digi’s network.

On top of that, you also get to enjoy unlimited WhatsApp and WeChat connectivity. So even if have depleted your 7GB quota, you can still use them at regular speeds. To restore full speeds, you can top up additional 1GB at RM8 and it is valid for 2 days.

Overall this is an interesting response from Digi and they are closing the gap with U Mobile’s Hero Postpaid which offers 7GB of data and unlimited calls at RM70/month. Digi is even cheeky enough to mention “Real heroes should be smart as well” on the SmartPlan 75 page. If you factor in 4G coverage and the extra perks like free iflix for a year, this could be one of the most competitive postpaid offer right now. If you’re interested, you better sign up before it ends on 29th February 2016.

For more info, head over to Digi’s SmartPlan page.

Thanks to Swee Huatz and @khainiz94 for the tip!

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