lets say we only hav a very mininum credit on the prepaid, will the line get disconnected once we breached zero credit?

Ah yes, I've been getting very slow speeds and very low signal recently here at Pasir Putih, Ipoh. Made a complain and Umobile technical team called up saying that they're upgrading and doing optimization to their networks. They're upgrading some areas to 42mbps for high demand areas and 21mbps for most other residential areas like mine.

The network will be up by 20th this month which will coincide with the launch of another wireless isp.
Looking at the ad above, that would mean HSPA would be available which allows speeds upto 7.2mbps and 5.76mbps upload.

Wow Umobile is indeed agressive.

Time to ditch crap TM and they can kiss my a$$ goodbye for not taking Ipoh residents in consideration. Their wired lines are just too useless to start with with that kind of bad administration and mentality they have.

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Added on November 16, 2010, 6:29 pm

That one comes with a LCD panel unlike the version which Maxis and DiGi offers which mean it's a better deal. RM210 upfront payment with RM20X5 rebates. It's way very good deal.

The U mobile will automatically renew the mobile broadband or not?

Digi has a bad habit of automatically renew the RM15/unlimited internet without notifying the users.

P1 RM29

got this package???

This one will get limited or not?
As far as I'm concerned, UBB is good but just that the upload speed is poor. If they can somehow improve this, I'm sure UBB would be a real contender to other wireless broadband out there.

Cool idea but at 384kbps speed right?

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Added on November 23, 2010, 10:59 pm

Call 1318 to confirm whether been throttle on excess usage. Also you can report the unstable speed. Take care.

the reason behind the throttle speed of 128kbps

could it be tat once you exceed the 5GB, you line will  be "ported" to roam on DiGi network as DiGi and UM hav signed an agreement to utilise each other's bandwidth recently........as 128kbps is DiGi's nationwide Edge speed

i just coming back to my college since the holiday at the end of october.i was surprised my speed only 100kbps max????    what happen? 

seems like UM users are having problems since the launch of YES, could Wimax interfering wif UM signal or juz tat because of the Cap and FUP?

yes, saw my MDMA/mobile connect shows HSPA+, but didnt get to do thorough speedtest/download test.

and the press releases did say the first deployment is in BTS itself.

http://www.u.com.my/media-room/press-relea...oadband-network

http://www.u.com.my/media-room/press-relea...-support-42mbps

now.... where to get 21mbps/42mbps modem in malaysia???

Have you used their product before?

this one

so you din take the MiFi Package and instead juz took the Data Sim UB68?

how much u paid when u signup?

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Added on December 13, 2010, 12:12 am

how much you paid upfront then?

the free 10GB data is for 30 days from the day u signed up rite?

wat abt the rm50 activation fee?

geng, how to check balance prepaid umobile tru SMS..
and how to topup Umobile Prepaid U68 tru SMS..
tq...

so this UM's one is the cheapest and latest version, mind u, the maxis Mifi is the older version as i too hav one of Maxis's Mifi.......Celcom also hav the MiFi promo but i duno which model u check it out wheather the MiFi hav color lights as indicator (maxis one's)

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Umobile's one ---------------i peel off the U sticker and the Huawei logo was shown

Does this modem always disconnects without warning?

not tat i wanna kacau him, juz tat i wanna forumers here to be well informed

i wanna repost this interesting posting from soyacincau

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U Mobile’s MiFi is the cheapest in the market at RM210 outright. In addition to that, there is no contract but but you will have to commit to an upfront payment of RM168, all of which will be rebated back to your bill over several months. Specifically, RM68 will be rebated back into your bill on the first month and the remaining RM100 will be rebated over 5 months (RM20/month from the second to sixth month).

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