Finally, M1's 3G service gets fully restored

Here's a freebie for patient postpaid customers.

According to an M1 release, they have restored full 3G service in the affected areas. "To express our sincere appreciation to the affected customers for their patience and understanding, all our postpaid customers will enjoy three days of free local mobile calls, SMS, MMS and data services, from 10 to 12 February 2013. This will commence from 00:01 hours on 10 February till midnight on 12 February 2013," the announcement further said.

Prepaid customers will enjoy a S$1 bonus for every top-up of S$17 and above, during the month of February 2013.

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