The only good thing about it is just the voice calls.
Might want to use it to replace my TM HomeLine if they can come out with a VOIP adapter or some sort so I can plug in my regular phone.
I can't be turning on my soft phone on my computer all the time.

Ppl had high expectation because YES uses very misleading wording to hype their service... bordering on false advertisement I'd say.

where to get YES in Klang area?

+1

so much for good internet services.

Advertisement is meant to promote and make the people who advertise looks good.

yes, i agree on this... YES tried to paint a very good pictures for us before the launch and too bad, what they think "good" is not really good to users...

I think now the happiest ppl will be other ISP, e.g TMNut, Maxis, Digi, Celcom, Umobile, etc... coz they don't have to do anything as YES will not threaten them that much...

This post has been edited by ks98: Nov 19 2010, 07:28 PM

advertisements are also, meant to provide information to users! there's no point having very good ad with low quality product/services. yes is a good example here.

+1

YES internet rate does not impress me. I will stick to Digi or U mobile once my P1 contract expires.

This post has been edited by Quantum_thinking: Nov 19 2010, 07:37 PM

hm.... no need jump, can just subscribe the data plan, and use the dongle share to phone, RM30 for 1 GB...hm.... can support for my smartphones daily email/facebook/weather/whatsapp messenger without paying too much coz PAYU and I'm sure I wont use 1GB/month

and RM30/month is still the cheapest mobile internet in malaysia (still more expensive to SG cheapest after convert currency)

This post has been edited by greatgreedyguts: Nov 19 2010, 07:44 PM

You still have to pay RM30 per month right? That's my beef with YES... from their ads and website, I expect true PAYU, I only pay if I use and my credit never expires... but now it seems we need to MAINTAIN minimum RM30 per month usage.

They have the right to come up with whatever friggin' plan they like. But the way they hype it up gives the impression it's truely like "electricity billing".

This post has been edited by hsyong: Nov 19 2010, 07:48 PM

RM30/month < RM38/month by DiGi/maxis

and I can accumulate bandwidth so I can SPAM while travelling w/o Internet connection =.=

This post has been edited by greatgreedyguts: Nov 19 2010, 07:48 PM

But still need to cough up minimum RM30 so where got PAYU?

review of comparison of price of internet service






sources.

I know that ... but I don't like the way they advertised in a misleading way, giving the impression that there is no monthly committment and no credit expiration.


Er..."accumulate bandwidth"???.... do you mean if I don't use up the RM30 for a month, then it is carried forward and won't expire? If that is true, then I take back my words

This post has been edited by hsyong: Nov 19 2010, 07:54 PM

Yes, i expected the same things too... with RM30 monthly fee, how can they called it as PAYU... they really don't know what PAYU meant...

it shouldn't be called PAYU, feels like prepaid plans, RM 30 for 30 days

like other prepaid, but dont have the like DiGi spend RM35 for 1 year....

and it will carry foward as it WORKS EXACTLY LIKE PREPAID plans

Let's see the details tomorrow after the celebratory dust clears.
But I'll probably have to let my registration lapse.
Pity. I was so looking forward to a mobile service with no validity and no expiry.
And I got such a good number too.

I wonder if anyone from YES is monitoring these forums.

Exactly...

So you mean if I don't finish the RM30 in a month, it will be carried forward and no expiry?


This post has been edited by hsyong: Nov 19 2010, 07:59 PM

You mean YES needs minimum monthly top-ups of RM30 and can carry forward?
I understand their conditions as minimum usage
If that is the case I prefer Digi's annual payment of RM35 (I thought it was RM30?)
Cost just RM3 a month like your Tenaga bill when zero use.
(I'm an ultra-light user)

Your prepaid card credit won't expire right? Just you can't use if you didn't reload enough.

I think it is exactly the same as prepaid from all the info i can search of