"With Yes, you pay only for what you use – just like electricity."

And I thought that means I don't need to commit to any usage amount... but seems there is a RM30 min usage commitment per month?

This post has been edited by hsyong: Nov 19 2010, 01:52 AM

"Credits that don't expire" ..... so what does this claim mean??

If I pay RM30 on the first month, then it will be gone the next month even if I don't use it, and I'll have to top up another RM30 right? So the credit actually EXPIRES! Or will it be carried forward and I only need to have minimum RM30 in the account at any one time?

Same as my case, planning to use as spare line.

So their claim of "Your credit never expires" is just FALSE ADVERTISEMENT? The RM30 will expire in a month?

Yea..."Credit Never Expires"... "Billing as electricity"..."Pay as you use" ... all just bullshit... what if I don't use for a certain month? RM30 will expire?

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

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

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

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

I've been asking since yesterday and can't get a straight answer... hope someone can clear this up for us?

Plan to use as a spare line for use only when I'm out and about. (Probably just a few days in a month haha)

This post has been edited by hsyong: Nov 19 2010, 08:04 PM

I mean I already have Streamyx fixed line... planning to register YES as a spare and occasional use (only if the RM30 monthly can be carried forward without expiry ?? )

Paying RM30 per month is OKAY.. but can the credit be accumulated and carried forward without expiry?? Anyone can confirm?

Er, what is that?

1.42am... still can't load YES.my website. Something is very wrong.

"Consumers will have to buy credit to use the services but there is no expiration date for the credit. Users will only have to reload when they run out of credit."

But I heard you must top-up at least RM30 every month... conflicting info everywhere.

This post has been edited by hsyong: Nov 20 2010, 11:27 AM

Then what about their claim of "Credit Never Expires" ? This is FALSE ADVERTISEMENT then.

Lots of conflicting info about this... need official clarification

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Their Facebook has an update just now:

"traffic to yes.my has been overwhelming and unfortunately we've also been getting DoS attacks"

Attack organised by who?? Other telcos??

This post has been edited by hsyong: Nov 20 2010, 01:43 PM

So the CS confirmed if you don't use up the RM30, it will be forfeited?

The YES.my website is working fine.

Clarification regarding the RM30 MUR by the YES facebook admin:

"Hi everyone, to answer your questions on credit, credit will not expire. However, for the account to remain active, RM30 has to be loaded into the account each month. Any unused amount will be available for you to use the following month, s...o nothing is wasted As for our rate plan, Yes is mobile internet and from what we have surveyed, most mobile internet users do not use finish their monthly quotas. That means, most everyone is paying for something they eventually never use, that's why we believe the utility model with rebates on top of that will consistently save our customers money."

Not sure as I don't use prepaid, maybe similar to Digi/Maxis VOICE plan prepaid? But all other prepaid DATA plan has expiry right?

This post has been edited by hsyong: Nov 21 2010, 04:32 PM

Well, since they have clarified that the credit will not expire if I don't use up, I'm willing to give it a try.... as soon as they get their resellers in Penang