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Maxis upgrades SurfMore 50 with more data

After upgrading its MaxisONE Plans with extra data, the green telco is also not forgetting those who are still on their data-centric SurfMore plan. Effective end of April, all SurfMore 50 customers will be upgraded from 2GB to 3GB of data.

The subscription fee for SurfMore 50 remains the same at RM50/month, while calls and SMS are charged separately. So far there’s no info if Maxis is offering upgrades for its discontinued SurfMore 75 plan.

For those on iValue plans, you can upgrade to the new MaxisONE Plan which offers more data plus unlimited voice calls/SMS. This is also applicable to those who are still on a contract and it looks like you need to upgrade to a plan of higher subscription value. So if you’re on iValue 1 (RM100), you can switch to MaxisONE Plan 128 while existing iValue 2 (RM155) customers can move on to MaxisONE Plan 158.

If you haven’t seen it yet, check out our latest postpaid plan comparison.

Thanks Ivan Ng and KevinNGTk for the tip!

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