Reply With QuoteThx for yr rapid reply.Originally Posted by Injun
Oh, the big three are Telkomsel, Indosat, and XL
May I ask what are the 2nd and 3rd big network provider in Indonesia respectively?
The guy previously known as Injun.
Thx for yr rapid reply.
Related to this thread: I'm only in Indonesia for three weeks, but I would like a Telkomsel prepaid sim card for my iPhone 4 with at 500mb of data or more. Does anyone know the best place to purchase this near Seminyak, Bali?
Also: I am coming from Canada - do I need a voltage converter for my computer / phone adapters? I have the right plug adapeter but I know the voltage is different..
Thanks!
You can really buy these prepaids everywhere; there are malls, small shops (next to bakery at Bintang supermarket), street vendors (who might screw tourists), and even at the airport.
Btw: texting (sms) to the US & Canada from Indonesian network often fails. The TELKOMSEL VoIP access code is 01017. So then you call 01017-1-xxx-xxxxxx
About the 110V: if you look at the sticker on the back of the adapters you are using, you will see the voltage they are supporting. Very often that is 110-250V so then you will be okay.
Last edited by jstar; 03-10-12 at 08:42. Reason: sms
i used matrix internet connection.. for me, it's the best i have ever used so far. there's quota based on their rule, but in reality , no..
speed is quite ok, since i live in the suburb of jakarta. but when i brought it to jakarta, the speed is much better.
and the good thing is i only have to pay 110 thou. ( it's the old package price)
dont judge a book by its movie.
im using three of them. i have to say telkomsel is the best. next to xl, then indosat.
the world is ugly, but you're beautiful to me.
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