I think their claim to be zero-commitment is a failure.. Prepaid concept for broadband is not cheap, and people will get heart attack looking at the bill and how fast their credit drains (unless the rate is really cheap). They should have planned and come out with plans for both prepaid and postpaid user (especially for broadband).
number of ppl for pre-book exceeded their expectation by 3 times.. But true subscribers will be lesser than their expectation... my guess..
I shake head when looking at their rate... 3GB usage = RM90 - RM23 rebate = RM67? That's cheaper by RM1 if compared with my current RM68 Digi BB... lol.. Except that it's flexible and cheaper if you don't use up to 3GB. How do they expect people to jump ship?
If use 2GB = RM60, 3GB = RM67... makes not much difference for the data volume usage.. Unless you use 1GB only (RM30 per month, i think other telcos will try to come out with a Lite user plan to fight this), then can go for it.. Seriously for light user..
This post has been edited by CalvinCLK: Nov 19 2010, 05:18 AM
Yes YTL WIMAX - Yes 4G
Nov 19 2010, 05:14 AM
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