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Anonymous

07 Jun 2019

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Should I get a 12-month contract SIM-only or a SIM-only (no contract) from Starhub/MyRepublic? Any advice?

I am going to have to pay my phone bills from next year onwards and am confused about getting a 12-month contract SIM-only or a SIM-only (no contract) from Starhub/MyRepublic. Any advice on the differences whether it's worth to get a new phone or not with the new plan? Thanks in adv!!

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Kenneth Lou

07 Jun 2019

Co-founder at Seedly

I would advice NOT to get a contract. I was on a 12 month SingTel SIM ONLY but recently switched over to Circles life. You can actually read reviews for these plans here: https://seedly.sg/reviews/telco-mobile-plans/

If anything, these telcos are in a price war now. Better to not get a contract with any.

Also, I would think NOT to get a phone as well. Because usually they factor the instalment into your monthly paid plan. That's how they usually work haha.

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Gabriel

07 Jun 2019

Undergraduate at National University of Singapore

Hi, maybe you can share what you are looking out for? E.g. Around how much data do you need or usually use every month, call time and SMS shouldn't be a problem

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Jay Liu

20 Oct 2018

Accounting and Finance at ACCA

If your current phone is still able to use, i'll say get a SIM-only plans.

E.g. M1 for $40, you ca...

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