DiGi Joins The 3+8 Party!!

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Because starting tomorrow, according to the MCMC, otherwise known as the SKMM, its Malay acronym, will begin implementing a new block of 8 digit handphone numbers.  The current standard is of course, 7, not taking into account the 3 digit operator prefix. 

Lowest Internet Plan in Malaysia's Market!! Check it Out!!

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After long waiting , finally we are launching new Mobile Internet Plan -INTERNET LITE 33 (IL33) that come with 300MBquota with monthly charges of RM 33 ONLY . Guarantee no additional charges will be incurred! Get your family or friends to sign-up NOW!

Items	Descriptions
Target Customers	Postpaid Customers There are two options for customers to subscribe IL33 : Add on - subscribe IL33 on top of existing voice rate plan. DG Smartplan Lite - Change the rate plan to DG Smartplan and tie with IL33.
Internet Lite 33 Details	Price Per Month RM33 Data Plan Speed 700kbps (download) , 200kpbs (upload) Quota 300MB Additional Charges None (Speed will throttle after 300MB) BIS / BES IL 33 can paired together with BIS /BES
How to sign up ?	For ADD On Customers can subscribe to this plan using any of the following channels:- 1.      Sms LITE to 2000 2.      Call Customer Service Hotline at 016  2211800 3.      Walk in to any DiGi Center (DC) or DiGi Service Counter (DSC) For DG Smartplan Lite :- 1.      Sign up @ any DiGi Center (DC) /DiGi Service Counter (DSC)/ DiGi Specialised Stores / Platinum Dealers/ all Postpaid dealers currently selling DiGi Smartplan 2.      Call Customer Service Hotline at 016 2211800

for more information kindly contact this number 016-8321917

DiGi Prepaid: Super LongLife!!

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“Prepaid I Like” (Super FnF, Super SMS, Super Talk & Super Long Life), for those who still using DiGi Beyond, PowerPack & FuYoh!, you need to change your current plan to “DiGi Prepaid RM1” before apply for Super LongLife (RM30), and the CHANGE OF PLAN WILL BE CHARGED AT RM3.

To change plan, you need to keep your number validity in ‘active’. Then *128#, choose 7 for “Change Features”, then 2 for “Call Plan”, choose 1 DiGi Prepaid RM1.

Once you succesfully change your plan.
*128#, then choose 4 for Talktime Services, then 3 for Super LongLife.

for “Prepaid I Like”, the change of Plan is FOC, but only allowed to change once a month.

for “Prepaid I Like”, FnF numbers will be removed once the changed of plan is successful. Now, from “Prepaid I Like” (Super FnF, Super SMS & Super Talk) changed to “DiGi Prepaid RM1", all your FnF will be retained (the change of plan cannot be reversed; "Prepaid I Like" no more open for new subscription). The reason may be is to stop you from using 'Change Call Plan' to renew your FnF numbers.  (* for DiGi FnF number, DiGi give 11+3 times FOC for you to name your FnF list, exceeded that, every changes will be charged for RM2).

December 2010 Promotion for DiGi Corporate Package!!

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Promo specially for East Malaysia only starting 1^st to 31^st December

Promotion Period: 1^st to 31^st December

1. BIZ 50 with 50% off x 3months

·         New/ MNP/ Pre2Post sign up for BIZ 50 plan , Not for renewal
·         RM 25 x 3 months rebate for all New/MNP/Pre2Post sign up

2.  BF promo for corporate customer only

·         New / Renewal subscribers for BIZ25,BIZ50, BIZ70, BIZ100, BIZ150 & DG Smart plan, iDiGi88, iDiGi138 & iDiGi238 only
·         The offer i.e. RM10 discount for 3 months up to 3 lines : 
·         The discount will be reflected as airtime rebate in the bill. 

3. EF Promo for Corporate Individual only

·         New / Renewal subscribers for BIZ25,BIZ50, BIZ70, BIZ100, 150 & DG Smart plan, iDiGi88, iDiGi138 & iDiGi238 only
·         The offer i.e. 50% discount for 3 months up to 3 lines : 
·         The discount is applicable to supplementary commitment fee only i.e. RM30 x 50% = RM15 for 3 months; which will be reflected as airtime rebate in the supplementary’ bill.

Kindly contact 016-8321917 for more details information.

Save RM800 on BlackBerry Torch 9800 with DG Smart Plan!!

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BlackBerry Torch 9800 sales on RM1499 with DiGi 24mths contract. Available on Individual & Company Registration.

DG Smart Plan - Monthly unlimited Internet plan @RM68 (15 sen/min)

Add-on RM10/mth to enjoy BlackBerry Internet Service or RM20/mth for BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

Get RM17 rebate on total billed usage up to RM100 & RM68 rebate on total billed usage up to RM200.

For company sign up, another rebate RM20 x 24mths will be giving. This promo only for December 2010, HURRY UP..

Kindly contact 016-8321917 for details information.

New Prepaid Plan From DiGi!!

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DiGi has introduced a new prepaid plan called DiGi Easy Prepaid.  A cursory glance tells me that there is no complicated rate plans to remember – flat rates across all networks, whether on-net or off.  According to the FAQ, the major differences between the existing Prepaid and Easy Prepaid plans are:

1. Those who make frequent calls and SMS to a group of three (3) numbers everyday;
2. Those who are heavy Internet users (Mobile Internet).

Call/SMS/data charges are also easy to understand – they’re not time dependent, nor network dependent.

iPhone 4 From DiGi!! Contract Free!!

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Only if you are an existing DiGi subscriber.  It’s part of the “rewards” programme, and only if you signed up for an iPhone iDiGi plan before 23^rd September 2010. 

You can then buy a contract free iPhone 4 from 1st November onwards at their online store, yet another smart move to drive more traffic there!

DiGi Smartplan with HTC Aria!! New!!

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It's sort of hard to believe, but AT&T finally has an Android phone worth paying attention to. Mind you, the AT&T compatible Nexus One is easily the best Googlephone on America's largest GSM operator, but this is the first one that the company has bothered to brand and sell on a subsidized plan within its own stores. Pundits could argue the reasons why forever, but considering that the carrier's doing all it can just to keep up with the demand for iPhones, it's hard to imagine that AT&T has been longing to pursue Android with reckless abandon. 

Believe it or not, it's been over 1.5 years since T-Mobile gave the world the first taste of a mobile OS that would soon rival (and surpass) the other options already on the table, but outside of the forgettable Backflip (and the nowhere-to-be-found Aero), there's been no Android to speak of on AT&T. HTC has somehow managed to break down the blue and orange walls, piercing the heart of a hardened operator and squeezing a delightful mid-range Android smartphone into a lineup that's about to be monumentally overshadowed by the iPhone 4. 

So look, it's pretty obvious at first blush -- this is essentially an Android-infused HD Mini with a few chrome accents, a yellow interior (that no one will ever see, sadly) and a reworked button panel. While we certainly appreciated the HD Mini back at Mobile World Congress, we're going to hand the overall design award to the Aria; the silver faux screws on the rear, power strip at the top and volume rocker on the side are pure class, and the vivacious innards tickle us far more than they truly should. In a world where it's practically guaranteed that the next great smartphone will also be the most humongous smartphone, it's actually a breath of fresh air to see someone going in the opposite direction. 

Measuring 4.1- x 2.3- x 0.46-inches and weighing 3.8 ounces with the 1,200mAh battery installed, the phone is light and tight in every respect. We also adore the matte black rear that both rejects fingerprints and slides easy in and out of the average denim pocket. We will say, however, that the über-glossy display (a 480 x 320 resolution capacitive touchpanel) was a tad too glossy when taken outside, and even with the brightness jacked, we had to squint to make out text when perusing Twitter updates under the blazing North Carolina sun. 

We've also got mixed feelings about the button layout beneath the LCD; the optical trackpad works well enough (though we'll confess to missing the tactility of a trackball), but the capacitive buttons just don't do it for us. We're huge fans of feeling buttons depress, even if it's subtle, and we instantly wished that the home, menu, back and search buttons were more like those found on Huawei's S7. The haptic feedback definitely helps in letting you know if your input has been recognized, but we'd still prefer physical keys for easier use when not looking directly down at the handset. 

For starters, we're huge fans of the HTC-built Sense overlay on top of Android 2.1. Having seven home panels (as opposed to five), a dedicated phone button at the bottom and an array of gorgeous widgets to choose from are real boons, and it's easy to miss these little things when using a stock Android build. By and large, we were shocked -- shocked -- by how quickly this phone hummed along. Given that Qualcomm's 1GHz Snapdragon was nowhere to be found (the Aria is outfitted with a 600MHz MSM 7227 alongside 512MB of ROM and 384MB of RAM), we didn't expect much on the speed front. Talk about having expectations shattered. 

Even with a host of apps running in the background and home screens loaded with apps, we never experienced any notable lag when going from screen to screen or app to app. We were continuously impressed with how quickly the screen recognized our swipes, and it's safe to say that you're getting every last ounce of power from this 600MHz power plant. We even dialed up a few YouTube HQ videos over 3G while having a smattering of apps open in the background in an attempt to slow it down -- needless to say, our experiment failed in spectacular fashion.

HTC Legend Offer with DiGi Plan!!

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That was pretty much the crux of our first impressions of HTC's latest Android-based smartphone, the Legend. With a chassis carved from a single piece of aluminium, with a beautiful sandblasted finish, this is one stunning looking device. As Gordon rightly pointed out at the World Mobile Congress, the Legend looks and feels somewhere between the first generation iPhone and the new unibody aluminium Macbooks, and we mean that in every possible good way. 

However, there are a few immediate problems. First, contrary to what you might expect, matt aluminium like this still scratches fairly easily (though less so than plastic) and over time can be polished to a shine on exposed edges and corners. As such we'd be inclined to keep the Legend in some sort of case – I'm a big fan of the leather slip, like this one I use with my iPhone – that protects the phone when in transit but doesn't hide its design or inhibit its functionality when in use. However, due to the Legend's jutting jaw profile such cases can't be used. Aesthetically, we don't mind it and we appreciate it's a design feature that harks back to the first Android phone, the G1, and this phone's direct predecessor, the HTC Hero, but on a practical level we think it's something that needs to go. 

On a more positive note, the power button on the top, volume rocker on the left edge, and central circular select button all feel very solid in terms of fit and have a superbly light yet defined action. The new optical trackball (the sensor for which sits in the middle of the central button) also looks great and works well. However, we still think that such things are largely unneeded on touchscreen phones – pin-pointing a cursor in text is about the only task we regularly used it for. Sadly it isn't a clean sweep when it comes to button quality, with the four black ones under the screen being a little wobbly, and sometimes leaving you unsure if you've pressed them properly. We also maintain that Android phones simply have too many buttons – all three of the Menu, Back, and Search buttons can easily be replicated in software without any loss of functionality.  

There are no alarm bells when it comes to connectivity, though, as the Legend sports a conventional 3.5mm headphone jack on its top and a micro-USB socket on the bottom for connecting to a PC and charging the phone. There's also a microSD slot hidden under the bottom, black-coloured section on the back of the phone, so getting files on and off the phone is a cinch. This plastic section also pulls away to reveal the battery (Apple take note) and SIM slot. It's a beautiful mechanism, but it's a bit of a pain to power down the Legend to remove the microSD card.

BlackBerry Torch 9800 Smartphone!! Coming Soon on DiGi!!

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It comes with the new BlackBerry 6 operating system and there is a lot to be excited about. BlackBerry 6 has something for everyone and personally, I am particularly enjoying the new universal search and auto-wrap text zoom features.

With the new BlackBerry Torch smartphone, we also believe our hardware team has delivered the best combined touch-qwerty experience available, seamlessly incorporating our signature BlackBerry keyboard and precision trackpad in a striking design that simply feels great in your hand. One of the things I love the most about the BlackBerry Torch design is the way it allows me to easily transition between using the touch screen, trackpad and keyboard interfaces. I can switch between them and interact with the handset and applications in a very natural way.

The BlackBerry Torch is also the first BlackBerry smartphone to ship with our new web browser and we invested a substantial amount of time and effort to engineer a WebKit-based browser that can operate quickly, beautifully and efficiently. In fact, Peter Rysavy today released a new study reporting on the efficiency of the BlackBerry 6 Browser with respect to data usage. We continue to believe that efficiency is an important advantage for our customers and an imperative for the wireless industry.

Blackberry Curve 9300 Smartphone with DiGi!!

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BlackBerry Javelin 9300 is a 3G-less GSM unit of the 9000 series. The Javelin comes equipped a 512 MHz processor, a 256MB flash memory, USB connectivity, a microSD memory expansion slot, 460 x 360 HVGA+ display, Wi-Fi, an integrated GPS navigation, and a 3.2 Megapixel camera.

The Curve 3G also includes the magic formula that made the success of BlackBerry full QWERTY keyboard for writing messages and an optical touchpad for precise navigation in menus and on the Net. Its LCD screen 6.25 cm (2.46 inches) 65,536 color touch screen is not like the new BlackBerry Torch. It displays a classical resolution of 320 x 240 points.

Other major new features, the Curve is equipped with 3G GPS receiver and Wi-Fi n. More conventionally, it has Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity. He and features a two megapixel sensor with video recording, an audio-video and a headphone minijack standard 3.5 mm.

The phone stores 256 MB of internal memory with the possibility to extend it by a microSD / microSDHC card with a maximum capacity of 32 GB Connecting to a computer and recharge the mobile are using a standard microUSB 2.0 port.

The Curve 3G Aboard a Lithium-In 1150 mAh providing approximately 5:30 minutes of 3G talk time (30 hours audio) and up to 14.5 days standby.

The 3G Blackberry Curve (Blackberry 9300) will ship with BlackBerry OS 5, with the possibility to update it later to switch to BlackBerry OS 6. This new laptop will be available from various operators from this August at a price that is not yet known.

DiGi iPhone 4 starts at RM58 a month!!

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This is the only available info on pricing until 6pm for the DiGi iPhone 4 plans. Get DiGi iPhone 4 starting at RM58/month.

Also on 25 & 26 September 2010, get special deal at DiGi roadshow located at Quill Automobiles (BMW showroom), Jalan Semangat, Petaling Jaya from 10am to 10pm.

Save an extra RM100:
• Trade-in any old phone in any condition
• OR, switch to DiGi (MNP port-in)

Special Deals:
Port-in & get your iPhone 4 immediately!
Enjoy these special offers:
• Up to 40% discount of branded iPhone accessories
• Lucky Draws with fantastic prizes

DiGi iPhone 4 to be available on 24.09.2010!!

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In a media statement, DiGi said that iPhone 4 will be available at:

45 DiGi Centres and DiGi Specialised Stores nationwide from 24 September. Customers can look forward to special promotions at DiGi’s iPhone 4 Carnival at Quill 9, Petaling Jaya on 25 to 26 September, 10:00 am – 10:00 pm.

DiGi Mobile WiFi Router (MiFi)!!

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A WIFI hotspot Which goes where you go!!

Effectively free with plan, i.e. RM360 upfront, with RM30 monthly rebate of access fee of RM158 per month for a period of 12 months with no contract. So if you terminate the plan early, you get to keep the MiFi.

Standard package comes with DiGi Mobile WiFi Router (MiFi), battery, miniUSB cable, & user manual.

Specifications:

Size/Weight: NA/ 90g

Connectivity: 2.1Ghz 3G/ HSPDA & Quadband EDGE/ GPRS & WiFi 802.11 b/g, miniUSB

Speed: Up to 7.2 Mbps download, 5.76 Mbps upload.

Monthly Quota: 16GB with speed throttled to 128kbps for rest of month

Battery/Talk Time: 1500mAh/ 4 to 5 hours

HTC Aria Android Phone!!Arriving this September!!

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The new HTC Aria is selling for RM1,799 with a bundled 2GB microSD at DiGi Centres & DiGi Specialised Stores in early September 2010 

Pocket-sized and packing the power of the Android 2.1 platform, the HTC Aria mobile smartphone for AT&T offers a combination of fast 3G speeds, a responsive capacitive touchscreen display and an optical joystick help you stay in touch on Facebook, Google Talk, Flickr, and more while on the go. Offering an amazingly comfortable design, the HTC Aria weighs less than 4 ounces and measures less than a half-inch thin. The 3.2-inch display is complemented by a seven-panel home screen that provides plenty of screen real estate for apps and widgets.

Enabled for use on AT&T's lightning quick 3G network--with its High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) 7.2 Mbps technology--you'll be able to easily access the Internet as well as quickly download video, music, and more. Additionally, with AT&T's 3G network, you can make a call while simultaneously receiving picture/text messages and e-mail, or viewing Web pages. This GPS-enabled phone can access the AT&T Navigator service for turn-by-turn directions.

With integrated Google technology, the HTC Aria brings one-touch access to the popular Google mobile services millions use every day, including Google Search by voice, Google Maps with Street View, Google Talk instant messaging (with presence capabilities), YouTube, and Picasa. The Aria also provides easy access to both personal and corporate e-mail, calendars, and contacts supported by Exchange Server and Gmail.

Through Android Market, you'll get access to thousands of useful applications, widgets, and fun games to download and install on your phone, with many more apps being added every day. The HTC Aria also includes HTC Sense, a user interface overlay from HTC that offers even more ways to stay connected--including Friend Stream (which delivers Facebook), Twitter, and Flickr updates in a single, consolidated view.

In addition to accessing home and business networks with its Wi-Fi capabilities (802.11b/g), the HTC Aria will also receive AT&T Wi-Fi access at U.S. hotspots (with more than 20,000 U.S. hotspots) included as part of an unlimited data plan. Other features include a 5-megapixel auto-focus camera with video capture capabilities, Bluetooth for hands-free devices and stereo music streaming, 2 GB microSD memory card (with support for optional cards up to 32 GB in size), and up to 6 hours of talk time.

Specifications:

• Fast 3G connectivity via AT&T's HSDPA/UMTS network (850/1900 MHz bands; 3.6/7.2 Mbps speeds with network availability).
• Powered by the Android operating system (version 2.1) with deep integration of Google services and access to thousands of apps to customize your phone via the Android Market.
• HTC Sense personalized widgets
• Customizable HTC Scene home screen panels for creating specific home screens with apps for work, play, travel and more.
• Universal search: Simply start typing to begin searching your contacts, applications, Google, Google Maps, Wikipedia and Twitter. Universal search narrows down the possible results as you type, so it's easier to find what you need.
• Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g) for accessing home and corporate networks as well as hotspots while on the go. Connect for free using one of the over 20,000 AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots nationwide.
• GPS navigation capabilities via AT&T Navigator service includes audible turn-by-turn directions, real-time traffic updates and re-routing options. This phone also includes a digital compass.
• 3.2-inch touchscreen display (320 x 480 pixels) with virtual onscreen keyboard.
• Optical joystick control with PC-like viewing and navigation of the Web with pinch and zoom.
• 5-megapixel auto-focus camera with video capture capabilities.
• Memory expansion via microSD card slot with support for optional cards up to 32 GB (2 GB card included).
• Bluetooth connectivity (version 2.1) includes profiles for communication headset, hands-free car kits, and the A2DP Bluetooth profile--enabling you to wirelessly stream your music to a pair of compatible Bluetooth stereo headphones or speaker dock.
• Full HTML Web browsing
• Text, picture and video messaging
• Instant messaging is available through AIM, Windows Live, Yahoo!, and Google Talk.
• Push e-mail via Google and Exchange using support for IMAP and POP, MSN Hotmail, Yahoo Mail and AOL Mail.
• Google and corporate calendar supports Exchange 2003 and 2007 protocols.
• Rich mobile multimedia including YouTube, AT&T Music, AT&T Radio, MusicID, MobiTV, and Mobile Video.
• Airplane mode allows you to listen to music while the cellular connectivity is turned off.
• Quickoffice for viewing Word and Excel files
• Security with VPN and SSL plus password enforcement with remote wipe.

DiGi exploring LTE Technology!!

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Recently DiGi demoed LTE technology at their premises in Shah Alam. The aim was to educate the staff & invited guests about the higher capacity & speed performance of this technology.

Visitors were shown live demonstrations of interactive gaming & fast streaming of high-definition videos on large screen flat-screen flat-panel display. They could also experience the Internet access at 100 Mbps. Huawei assisted in setting up these demos.

DiGi's chief technology officer Ole Martin Gunhildsbu said "Exploring LTE is a natural course of action for us at DiGi as we want to keep our options open as to which future network technology will best support our customers in the long run. It is important for our customers & employees to understand what LTE technology is all about & what it can offer them.

DiGi believes that the demo will create a more exciting way for them to learn more about LTE as well as getting a taste of what they can expect from broadband in the future. This event is also DiGi's response to the government's call to the communications industry to further enhance their service offerings in terms of coverage & affordability".

DiGi gives 500 netbooks to Kudat students!!

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DiGi & Malaysian Communications & Multimedia Commission (MCMC) gave out 100 Netbooks to students from low income families in Pulau Banggi, Kudat, Sabah.

They received them from Minister of Information Communication & Culture, YB Dato' Seri Utama Dr. Rais Yatim at the launch of the 1Malaysia Broadband-Netbook Programm.

Within the next few weeks more selected students in Kudat & the surrounding areas will be getting another 400 units.

Throughout this Programme & in stages, DiGi will be giving out some 6,500 netbooks to students living in the areas surrounding DiGi's 13 Community Broadband Centres (CBCs).

DiGi's Director of Corporate Affair, Zaiton Hj.Idrus said, "DiGi supports the Government's effort in bridging the digital divide whilst developing a knowledge society towards its goal of becoming a high-income economy by 2020". She added, " Recognising that many of these children have never before touched a netbook, much less too be connected to the internet, we have coordinated with MCMC to organize a day's training for the children & a special tutoring on how to get connected with  DiGi mobile Internet. Anyone can sponsor a computer, but to be really committed & Fully engaged, we strive to go the extra mile by organizing training session for these children. This is our continued commitment as we establish more & more CBCs nationwide".

Sign Up DiGi!!! Giving Free Nokia N7230!!! Hurry up!!!

The Nokia N7230 giving out FREE by DiGi Telecommunications SB to every subscribers taking Business Plan with Biz150. Monthly RM150, voice calls for national & IDD, enjoy Internet Unlimited. 

Contract 2 years with DiGi, Call rate 10sen/min to all networks in Malaysia. Free calls & SMS to DiGi line if total usage > RM150.

for Details information please email to efficientis@gmail.com.

Free Blackberry Curse 8520!!! Sign up With DiGi!!! Great Offer!!!

Monthly RM168 bundled with voice RM100 & Blackberry Service & Data Unlimited Access to Internet. Contract with DiGi 2 years with voice calls rate at 10sen/min to all Malaysia Operators. 10sen for SMS & 20sen for MMS.

Enjoy Unlimited free voice calls among employees.

Don't Miss it!!! Hurry Up!! Offer only for this September 2010!

More info can email to efficientis@gmail.com.

NoKia N2330 Giving Out Free for Sign up DiGi!!!! Hurry!!

Sign up DiGi Business Biz70 with free handset Nokia N2330, Contract 2 years
Enjoy Call Rate 13sen/min, SMS 10 sen/min & MMS 20 sen/min.

DiGi Business Plan giving free voice calls unlimited among employees.

Guaranteed lowest IDD rates all day, all night, Only at DiGi.