True Move Prices, Promotions and Keypress codes

Posted on September 23, 2010

True Move is now terminating it’s 3G trial in order to move people over to True Move H.   You can no longer sign up for a 3G account with True Move.  It seems existing users can continue, but no more new 3G users.

Data Plans  (All 3G networks here)

Here are the True Move data plans (EDGE/GPRS) as of Apr 19, 2012:


True Move Data packages

Notice that you can text the code to 9789.  So you could type “V2” and SMS it to 9789 to sign up for a package.   To turn it off you would type “CV2“.  (Also note the last column should say service fee per month)

Keypress Codes

  • Refill your credit: *123*top up number#
  • Balance check: #123#
  • Show your number: *833#
  • Check promotion: *835#
  • Switch Promotion: 9305
  • Change Language: 9304
  • TrueMove Care: 1331 (3 baht per call)  or +66-8-9100-1331
  • Extend Validity: *9344 (3 baht per call)
  • Activate new SIM card: 9302  or #110#
  • Low cost call: 00600+Country Code+Area Code+Destination Number
  • First call: 006+Country Code+Area Code+Destination Number
  • Get free wifi: Text “wifi” to 9433  (username and pass will be sent via sms)
  • Buy WiFi for one day: Text “1day” to 9434
  • Sign up of WiFi / EDGE / GPRS / 3G: *9000
  • Change Language: 9304
  • Activate GPRS: 9779

Pros and Cons

Not sure about the True Move network? Here’s our take:

Pros

  • WiFi connection with True hot spots
  • Promotions across their products (cable/sat tv, internet and land line)
  • Fixed price international data roaming
  • Offer HSPA+ (limited rollout) on the TrueMove H network

Cons

  • No longer supporting 3G
  • 3rd place in nationwide coverage
  • Poor customer support
  • Poor English language support
  • No online SIM management

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  • Btt42

    That is the best you could do for everyone – Return to sender. Thank you.

  • http://thaiprepaidcard.com/ Bryan

    That said, I just talked to some visiting Canadians and they were more than impressed with the speed. Personally I can do viber and skype calls on 3G at times, and youtube videos are watchable.

  • unhappytech

    Thai 3G is as ancient than stone age I.T green screen type-rs.. I could get quicker internet on a 56K dial-up than the so-called 3G in Thailand… True, AIS, DTAC, 3BB, tried them all and they all s*** BIG TIME… So don’t waste your time and money on these so called packages… Leave this 3rd world country….

  • http://thaiprepaidcard.com/ Bryan

    Please contact us from your email used on your or order so we can identify you.

  • Kenny williams

    Why cant i top up with voucher?? I type *120*voucher number# nothing happen’s

  • Qainan77

    All promotion are fantastic very reasonable price

  • http://thaiprepaidcard.com/ Bryan

    True is in third place for English customer service. If you want the best customer service, use DTAC Happy. That said, I do currently use True and have had luck with getting an English speaking operator to cancel my 3G package, so I could upgrade to the larger one.

  • jing~

    True sucks! I can’t access to mobile internet for 2 days, it gave me a lot of inconvenience and trouble. And I tried the calling centre 1331, i waited for 30 minutes, no one answered the call. And i tried the online chatting, for the english version, just one person waiting took me like an hour to wait, and i finally have to give up! There is no one that that one person were chatting for an hour. I think they just make it default so they don’t need to give the service! It’s just plain annoying and fucking suck! 

  • http://thaiprepaidcard.com/ Bryan

    I also have the same problem, and have not seen anywhere to change them to English.

  • Rasikmunaf

    i receive text messages from TRUEMOVE in thai .. I wanna change them into english how do it do tht ?

  • dizz

    they do have unlimited data plans, for a while now.. just under 800THB

  • http://thaiprepaidcard.com/ Bryan

    Just want to say this is no longer true.. as all 3 networks have 3G now.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1736359750 Dmitry Baranov

    besides Bkk area and Phuket, they have 3G in most of Chiang Mai city at least for a year now… also I heard about Samui, but can’t confrim as haven’t been there for 1,5 years now

    just make sure your phone supports 850 MHz 3G (all iPhones from 3G do, but many phones, especially older, do not)… if no, your phone will fall back to 2G service, which is often a bit slow even with EDGE (5-15 kByte/s) and in remote areas there’s sometimes no EDGE (only GPRS, which is painfully slow)… in Bkk and around (including Pattaya) this is not so pronounced and it’s often fast

    if using 2G, better choice is DTAC.. I’m using it 4+ years (truemove 1+) and the speed is fast for 2G (20-25 kbyte/s) almost everywhere/all the time. I even ever tried to use video Skype chat while in the train, and as long as there’s dtac signal, it works (!), albeit slow. But for 3G covered areas, yes, truemove is much better – plus, their call prices (including international, both regular and “low-cost” 00600 prefix) are often cheaper

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1736359750 Dmitry Baranov

    excellent, there’s a coverage map on their website, but I feel like it’s at least a year outdated, as there’s 3g signal in many other areas as well

  • Igor

    +100
    Very good service, good price!

  • Igor

    +100
    Very good service, good price!

  • topup

    If you are coming to Thailand with an iPhone, then your only real choice is True Move.

  • http://www.liski.com Liski

    I find TrueMove 3G in Patong, Phuket is fantastic and would recommend it to any travellor.

  • Koonnai Lee Tanyanisar

    how 3g work in BKK so far?

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