The pricing war continues: StarHub launches 3GB for $3 data upsize plan

Following M1 and MyRepublic.

StarHub has launched a 3GB-for-$3 data upsize plan for postpaid customers, in response to aggressively cheap plans from its competitor M1 and fourth telco hopeful MyRepublic.

Customers can sign up for the new 3GB data upsize at a promotional monthly rate of $3. However, usual monthly rate of $6 will apply for customers who sign up from 1 April.

Meanwhile, M1 has launched two new SIM-only plans and revealed an upsized data bundle for its existing mobile plans, a day after fourth telco hopeful MyRepublic unveiled the details of its mobile and broadband plans.

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