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Digi lets you enjoy 8GB of data for only RM10

Our Malaysian telcos are throwing more data for less these days. The latest move was from U Mobile where they are offering 15GB of data for RM70/month with unlimited calls.

Not to be left behind, Digi is now offering 8GB of data for only RM10. That’s only RM1.25 per GB for all your intensive data needs.

The 8GB top up promo comes as a weekly data plan and you can add this on Digi’s new postpaid plans of RM78/month and above. To subscribe, you can do so on the MyDigi app or on the Digi website. Alternatively you can dial *200*2# on your smartphone.

Note that it is available from now until 17 April 2016 and applicable only on Digi Postpaid 98, 148 and 238, for either more calls & SMS and more internet options. Since it is a weekly pack, you can top up this option several times in a month.

For more info, visit the 8GB for RM10 promo page.

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