Thanks for the link, although i was hoping something better than it such as setting up guides.

Hmm, the way the bill customer is new. So, some certain criticism is unavoidable. Once users understand the system, they know how to "enjoy" the YTL internet.

Well, i do not use this YES internet yet.

Based on its billing method, it does raise concern for me as i sometimes i may use about 70MB of the internet surfing only per day (no download or streaming video except for AV update and Online on windows live messenger more than 3 hours like that)

So far, other broadband services like Maxis and Digi's service is still acceptable. Initially, if YES allows to use their service by buying sim card rather than their devices, i should be using it right now.

I expect that surfing internet on YES would be nice, but currently i am not interested in looking at it since other telco suits my needs and it is worry free to use other telco's internet without the need to keep on eye on data usage to surf the internet since it should be unlimited(digi) or cut off upon using over the quota (Maxis and U mobile).

Local Speed? International speed?

At the end of the day, it is business for them.

Of course they should not be facing the congestion based on their billing system. Who would want to pay such a high bill while other ISP just charge a fix amount and the user does not need to worry how much they use if the package is unlimited.

I am not an online gamer, so the latency and pings does not matter for me.