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Dtac Prepaid 4 Days To Use Credit?

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Hi all,

Can someone shed some light as to why my dtac prepaid sim gave me a month of credit validity when I got it and has slowly gone down to 4 days?

Very annoying

Cheers

You have to buy SIM validity time from DTAC (as well as airtime)

*113*30# dial

Will buy you another 30 days for a 2bht deduction from your airtime

Replace the 30 with 60,90,120, etc for longer periods ...... maximum 360

2 bht for every 30 days

Actually quite useful, 24bht for 360 days means your SIM will still work next year.

You have to buy SIM validity time from DTAC (as well as airtime)

*113*30# dial

Will buy you another 30 days for a 2bht deduction from your airtime

Replace the 30 with 60,90,120, etc for longer periods ...... maximum 360

2 bht for every 30 days

Actually quite useful, 24bht for 360 days means your SIM will still work next year.

I have had a DTAC SIM card for 7 years and I believe I have never bought "validity time." Only air time (pre-paid cards or online top-up through my online bank account).

Am I missing something here? Am I paying "validity time" without knowing it??

If you use the card time quickly you will never need to add validity - but for those that just use occasionally it will keep the card valid for a rather small fee.

100 bht airtime doesn't give you a month validity .... About 200 bht a month and you never need to buy validity.

I believe 50bht topups or less don't give any SIM validity at all.

I pretty much only SMS, so a 100bht card from 7/11 gives me 60bht a month for a 100SMS package and leaves 40bht for calls and validity.

100 bht airtime doesn't give you a month validity .... About 200 bht a month and you never need to buy validity.

I believe 50bht topups or less don't give any SIM validity at all.

I pretty much only SMS, so a 100bht card from 7/11 gives me 60bht a month for a 100SMS package and leaves 40bht for calls and validity.

Not quite right...depends on your tariff. If on the Simple tariff, any top up card will ensure you have at least a year's validity. So 60 baht would do it...otherwise refer to the first reply.

Whan did you buy it? Has 26 days gone by?

It's called the passing of time. It seems to be a universal phenomenon. :):D

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