srsly yes suck to the max!!
if u wan make call then u need to bring along his mifi router...stupid technology

unless u r able to hook up your phone to their network and login

Just try yes life today.. Downloaded at their website. No problem login through Jaring ADSL network. So it's working now outside YTL network.

shah alam n puchong got YES coverage?

wonder why tm unifi can't use yes life? any1 face this problems?

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Added on December 21, 2010, 8:33 pmi had try my office line, it cannot connect yes life. is it because it is tm unifi?

This post has been edited by jeremy05: Dec 21 2010, 08:33 PM

Yes, it covered ...go visit these shops listed below.....


PUCHONG



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SHAH ALAM



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Cheers brother...much love.

yes, me too

office unifi can't use

home streamyx also can't use

lol no


my home streamyx can connect to yes life. but cant call thou...

today i cannot enter some sites like low yat and soya cincau using YES ...anyone got same problem?

Enjoy using Yes Life during my oversea trip. Make calls and work with my laptop at the same time.

i think that claim is not 100% correct, last time i use it i can connect to yes life using my office internet connection using streamyx & time

This post has been edited by faizalmzain: Dec 23 2010, 12:00 AM

U mean u use normal internet to connect to Yes life at oversea? may i know which country ?

my office also cannot, but home stimix can..sometimes is firewall blocked...

did you try tm unifi as well? i think streamyx sure can, since you had prove it. is it because block by unifi modem(firewall)???

One fellow I talked with said this to me when we were discussing Yes: You take 1 hour to download a movie on Yes, but take 2 days to download on other telco. So you get it 47 hours earlier. Now lets say if someone ask you to refund back your 47 hours of your life how much would you charge them? I think this way of thinking makes sense.....

The calling on Yeslife sometimes it is hit or miss. I've managed to call via Streamyx, but sometimes it's puzzlingly down. Maybe they are still tweaking the Yes Life backend. Who knows, their support is notoriously silent. I suspect there was a network outage 2 days ago also, couldn't connect, but no news about it so I'll never know for sure. Their twitter feed should tell us these things instead of talk nonsense about cats and have fights with bloggers.

When talking there are multiple way of thinking. A reason, willingness, value and so on. Sometime 1 + 1 can be 11 rather than 2. RM 100 maybe get you a dinner but for someone else maybe 1 week of dinner.

As for your point, I would said rather than wasting 1 hour of your life, RM 120 (4GB) of your money, RM 50 for a movie (Does anyone know the price to be paid to download a movie legally??) I would said drop at speedy and get the Bluray which is legal + 50GB of content for RM 100.

Also, you paid RM120 for your 1 hour of download on YES but RM88 a month which can download 100GB/month. That's RM 3000 on YES.

You're right. That's why you can't compare a RM88/month landline with a mobile wireless broadband line like Yes. Unifi's VIP5 which is at RM149/month with a 2 year commitment which adds up to RM3,576 + RM200 installation, and had an initial download cap of 60GB/month. So RM3,776 is the entry TCO (total cost of ownership) of the VIP5 line.

Compare that with a much lower entry level of Yes due to no contract, with a different usage pattern because it is mobile (when you come out of the house you're supposed to be doing something, not downloading large files like a madman/woman). Sure, RM3,776 will get you only around 177GB on Yes but you then have to cost in the premium of

1. mobility
2. no contract
3. the ability to login using one account on multiple devices at multiple locations (1 Yes ID can login to 3 Huddles concurrently)

how much of a premium would you pay for the 3 features above? Additional 20%? 30%? It's even more dude, when you consider a fixed line call is approximately 4 sen/min and a mobile line call is around 12 sen, that's a x3 premium right there just for mobility!

Simple example, you compare personal loan with credit card. Personal loan can give you larger loan amount, lower interest, etc. because they know for the next 20 years you're stuck with them. Credit card limit is low, interest is crazy high, but it's a lot easier entry level and you can potong the card anytime. Same thing, Unifi is like personal/housing loan, Yes is like credit card in theory. Different usage totally, you don't hear people say "damn I don't get a credit card because personal loan give me more money with lower interest!", isn't it?

And by the way, 4GB on Yes is RM82 only not RM120. I think that's one of the weaknesses of YTL's pricing structure, and specifically the cube. People look at it and make a mental calculation: download 10GB = RM300! When it's only RM210, which is a big difference imho. I don't like the concept of the cube at all, I foresee when they want to come up with new packages they will need to design a new cube, because the cube only got 2 sidefaces, which severely limits innovative pricing plans. No point putting their blue cube there but then all the important info like new promotion or additional rebate is a block of text which doesn't appear in the adverts.

The cube doesn't show the rebate portion which is very important.

+1 bro

nobody in their right mind would consider YES for heavy torrenting/MU/RS. It's just for a different market to compete with those 3G telcos & never intended to compete with fixed line telcos.

That is is also why we have proton, perodua, toyota, honda, bmw, merc, ferrari lambo etc. to cater different needs and budget.

This post has been edited by yoda: Dec 24 2010, 09:39 AM

good post, summarize everything regarding the issue

Bought the huddle for my dad after cancelling the Maxis data services (save RM 68). His usage very low, average 20-30 bucks a month. Perfect and faster too. Plus, no contract.

Agreed also. My reply before also wanna summarize a same thing. Maybe I can't get the right words. If just different people needs different thing.

As for a VOICE, I would like to point out again no point to compare the rate with GSM, try to compare will VOIP such as pennytel.

I believe YES will come out with another package soon. Their so called 1 package for all will only cater for 1 group of user. I agreed on simply/minimal package but not 1 maybe around 3-5.