QUOTE(iipohbee @ Nov 8 2010, 07:28 PM)
Do remember that a real 4G network is completely IP based meaning everything travels with data.
Observing how modern day SIP based voip providers operate, on-net calls can be totally unlimited with just a small monthly fixed fee.
Off-net calls can also be unlimited to fixed/mobile networks if pricing structure is right at RM150-200.
When a network is totally IP-based even an overseas call can be [b]FREE[/b]
Just like how you make a Skype call from Malaysia to a friend who might be in the Himalayas who happen to have a good internet connection as well.
Since both uses the same soft app, Skype, your calls will be FREE.
The internet has no boundaries.It'll only get better with speed.
But then we are still operating the per-minute calls over here with our ageing networks.
But with Skype on-net calls while free, you still pay your ISP for the bandwidth.
With YES, your ISP is now also your telco
That's why I suggested that YES might
simply give free calls between YES subscribers or for a simple one time connection charge (say 10 sen untimed)
And since YES promos suggest a prepaid model (refer "no expiry" claims) they won't be charging monthly calls packages.
However in future they might offer different call packages ala current celco practice.