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TPG (branded SIMBA in Singapore for some services) is a subscription-based mobile and broadband provider operating in Australia and Singapore. It offers SIM-only mobile plans and fibre broadband with competitive pricing.
In Singapore, some offerings are marketed under the SIMBA brand and follow SIMBA/TPG service and termination policies. Plans include monthly SIM-only options and fibre broadband packages.
Your service will continue through any required notice period while the termination request is processed.
If a termination request is submitted early enough (see notice timing) you should not be billed for the next cycle.
Customers are not required to return equipment when cancelling SIMBA/TPG services in Singapore.
If you port your number out or terminate within 30 days of activation, the S$30 activation fee applies.
All payments and unused SIMBA Wallet credits are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for cash under SIMBA/TPG policy.
This is the default stance unless the provider explicitly states otherwise for a particular case.
Below are SIMBA/TPG SIM-only plan examples and monthly prices sourced from Seedly reviews (Jan 2026).
Plan features and promotions change over time; check the provider for current offers before subscribing or cancelling.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| SIMBA SuperRoam SIM‑Only Plan | S$25.00 | Monthly | 80 GB data; Unlimited local mobile calls; 300 mins to landlines; 100 SMS |
| 100 GB SIM‑Only Plan | S$10.00 | Monthly | 50 GB + 50 GB (Special) data; Unlimited local mobile calls; 300 mins to landlines; 30 SMS |
| 130 GB SIM‑Only Plan | S$18.00 | Monthly | 80 GB + 50 GB (Special) data; Unlimited local calls; 500 mins to landlines; 50 SMS |
| Business SIM‑Only Plan | S$5.00 | Monthly | 50 GB data; Unlimited local calls; 500 mins to landlines; 50 SMS |
| Seniors SIM‑Only Plan | S$5.00 | Monthly | 20 GB data; Unlimited local calls; 300 mins to landlines; 30 SMS |
Under Singapore’s Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act (CPFTA) and the Lemon Law, consumers have remedies for defective or misrepresented goods and services.
Remedies can include repair, replacement, or refund for qualifying defects within the law’s timeframe (typically six months for some claims).
For user reviews and community feedback see Trustpilot and Seedly pages linked below.
Waiting until too close to your billing renewal can cause you to be charged for the next cycle. Submit termination at least 7 business days before renewal.
Many customers assume a 14-day cooling-off period or refundable balances; SIMBA/TPG policy states payments and SIMBA Wallet credits are non-refundable.
Also, do not assume equipment must be returned - SIMBA states equipment return is not required.
The table below summarizes key items to check before cancelling.
| Aspect | SIMBA/TPG policy | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| How to cancel | Webform or email [email protected]; processed within 7 business days | Save acknowledgement and processing reference |
| Refunds | Payments and SIMBA Wallet credits are non-refundable | Confirm no refundable balance before cancelling |
| Activation window | S$30 fee if cancelled or ported out within 30 days | Check activation date on your order |
| Broadband early termination | Charged for remaining 30‑day cycles; amounts paid are non-refundable | Check contract end date and remaining cycles |
| Equipment | No return required | Keep documentation proving equipment ownership |
| Customer service reputation | Mixed: some quick experiences but many complaints (TrustScore low) | Document every contact and escalate if unresolved |
Termination and process summary (third-party guide): How to terminate the service with SIMBA/TPG.
Plan reviews and pricing snapshots: Seedly SIM-only plan reviews.
Community ratings and complaints: TPG on Trustpilot.
TPG (corporate/cancellation contact): PO Box 1844, Macquarie Centre, North Ryde, NSW 2113.
For cancellations and support in Singapore, use [email protected] and the provider webform as the primary contact points.
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Written by Eugene Chong
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