that was i said after i have seen AIS (mobile phone) bill

it's 25xx b. that was impossible.. i'm not a business girl or chat addicted.. everytime i talk on the phone never more than 30 mins

hrrr... after i paid the bill at Central Ladpro on 1/1/2006, i went down stairs and ran into my classmate. She saw me.. walked around like a person without sole, lol. So she asked me what was wrong... i said i was thinking about change the number, change the mobile phone service.. i couldn't handle AIS anymore. i used it for more than 3 years and i was so lazy to call the friends, classmates colleagues my new number...

then she said.. if i changed i might pay around 800 b. not more than that.. she use it more than me.. i know. so she show me the way to DTAC shop

and no worries about tell all my contact cuz DTAC will send the messages for free.. to let them know ur new number.. pretty cool isn't it?

i went there and i thought it was very good deal.. so goodbye AIS ...

a friend of mine told me if i close that number it will cost me alot..i have to pay further about 500 b. Y_Y

i don't know... but that's good to change... the signal wasn't bad so far.. GSM crashed sometime too when i was in china town...

for my friend i will go to DTAC center and send u the messages from there na... let u know my new number...

again goodbye AIS.. i paid u alot..i didn't use that much...

PS. my friends said i quit using it cuz for Mr.Toxin protest... i said hell yes.. lol that's the one reason

i use dtac and orange prepaied simm, and no probs

yah Im using Dtac you can choose any package that suits you, me using ZAD, 50 satangs from the second minuite on..

neway, enjoy ur new no. na

I using DTAC since i got my first cell no. why so? I have Mr.Toxin protest too.. (if i understand right) hehe~

Been using DTAC for 8 years.. and always think that AIS is expensive..

Hope you are satisfied with what you pay for

umm agree but yang tam jai mai dai to change to dtac lol

was thinking of making a switch cuz of bad AIS coverage in my apartment but ive got a really funky number i'd have to sell before making the switch. so also yang tam jai mai dai to make the change.

I also had a similar experience 3 years ago. My AIS bill went from about 1500 bath a month to 2500 baht a month. Basicly I believe they did not fully explain the new package they put me on. And it was a most impossilbe package to manage the cost on as it depended where each phone number that I called was regestered in Thailand and which mobile provider it was from with long distance charges for most numbers. So, I was hardly going to start asking all my friends for this information. By the time I figured out what was going on I owed them about 5000 baht, just about the amount that I firmly believe they deceitfully tried to rip me off. I told them were to sick it and have never paid it and went to Orange. My usage has not changed and my phone bill was imediately cut to about 1300 bath a month, now down to under 1000 baht. The customer service is also 1000% better.

My experiences are all with post paid service. In the last year I believe the signal availability has been just as good as AIS.