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Axiata roaming rates

| Publication date 03 November 2010 | 08:00 ICT

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Axiata roaming rates

HELLO subscribers will receive discounted rates when roaming in other countries serviced by parent company Axiata until February 28. Hello marketing manager Gary Foo said pre- and postpaid users would not require a new SIM card to access the new rates. For example, he said, postpaid Hello users would be charged at US$0.31 a minute to call the Kingdom while roaming in Malaysia, as compared to $2.00 for the next-cheapest telco.

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