Xpax is giving you the freedom to customize your prepaid plan

Xpax is no offering more freedom to its customers with the ability to customize your own Xpax plans via their new and enhanced internet plans. In addition to that, customers aged 25 and below and enjoy 50% more internet for all monthly internet plans and can choose between Xpax Postpaid or Xpax Prepaid.

From today onwards, users can choose what they want with these new Xpax offering:

New users will receive free 10GB basic internet, RM6 preloading credit and 300MB internet activation valid for 5 days. On top of that, users can choose one free monthly freebie every month which consist of:

  • 10GB Facebook data
  • 10GB Instagram data
  • 3GB YouTube
  • Unlimited High-Speed Whatsapp, WeChat and Twitter

There will also be an option for users to subscribe to Enhanced Xpax Internet Plans which comes in a daily, weekly and monthly plans:

  • Daily Plan – RM3 (2GB) / RM5 (4GB)
    • Free Unlimited Music Walla
  • Weekly Plan – RM6 (500MB) / RM10 (2GB) / RM19 (5GB)
    • Free Unlimited Music Walla and iflix premium access
  • Monthly Plan – RM30 (5GB) / RM50 (10GB) / RM79 (15GB + 15GB Video Walla)
    • Free unlimited Late Night YouTube (1AM – 7AM)
    • Free Unlimited Music Walla and iflix premium access

There are also attractive options for users age 25 and below with the Xpax Youth plans:

Other than just getting more data based on the plans you subscribe to, users will also enjoy free 100GB Super Video Walla on their birthday.

The latest Celcom Life app can now be downloaded from the Play Store or App Store, giving customers the freedom to manage Xpax and FIRST accounts. It comes with a fresh new look and improved user experience with a simplified digital interface for online transactions, purchasing reloads and add-ons or keeping track of their data usage and more.

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