YTL Yes Wimax just launched POSTPAID UNLIMITED PLAN.

previously they are offering prepaid plan only, and the main drawback is 'use up to that quota only then no more access allowed, unless top-up again... '.

But now they are started offering same postpaid unlimited plan just like 3G postpaid plan - which means pay a fixed monthly fees and you can enjoy unlimited data access. Of course, same as 3G plan, after reaching monthly quota, you would get reduced speeds only.



the link: http://www.yes.my/v3/personal/plans/postpaid.do

their comparison chart against other telcos: click the "compare rate" tab there.


The wimax devices:
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1) either free or discounted price if bound by contract 12 mths or 24 mths
2) but also allow u just buy it at retail price w/o contract (then this is more flexible than 3g plan lah)
3) their devices are simless, just use with acc log in, so from now may fire up the 2nd hand market to sell unused yes device.

Please share your experience with this latest Yes postpaid plan - this thread just focus on postpaid talks.

This post has been edited by coolstore: Mar 6 2012, 11:24 AM

quite like a 'standard practise' among wireless telcos ... except u-mobile that one offer 64kbps after quote that is really suck lah

"anyone willing to do a speedtest at my house"

i assume a lot would volunteer if you put a gal pic here, or quoting a lot gal housemates waiting to view result ... haha


seriously, u can ask nearby yes promoter to drop by - for commission sake, i think some would do so if ur place not far.

This post has been edited by coolstore: Mar 8 2012, 12:29 PM

can choose no-contract postpaid. buy the device.

over quota still can get 155kbps, not bad ar, better than 3g max 128kbps

in due time there will be no 'unlimited' connection even that just mere turtle speed since telco losing so much on conventional call/sms revenue as users tend to switching to data-based communciation software in their smartphone. if the time really come faster enough that forcing telco charge per KB after quota, all telco would do so, won't be just 1, judging from the smartphone penetration rate, won't be too long then ...

This post has been edited by coolstore: Mar 30 2012, 11:41 AM

anyone using yes dongle with active account is welcome come forward to test with my hame A1 stock version to see if that really works with A1 hybrid router.

just need one to test. if works, willing to sell A1 lower price to volunteer as appreciation.

i tested my A1 version supporting Yes dongle in terms of hardware compatibility, but no way to do further setup testing without active account ...