Got interesting new package from YES.

It's RM79 per month with unlimited quota.

BUT

Only for fixed address.
Private IP
60GB quota on TnC (currently un-implemented)


But I believe it's quite a good package beside lowend streamyx package.

http://yes.my/fiz

Nice find aneip!

Finally a wireless provider that offers real fixed broadband for use on PC.

What most people want now is an alternative to TM's fixed line and by far NONE of the ISP offers a true UNLIMITED alternative to TM comfortable monopoly.

All the mobile telcos seems to have got mixed up with the definition of mobile internet which their quotas are only restricted to a few gigabytes.

These kind of usage is only meant for those who intend to stick their SIM inside their smartphones and talk about expensive!

DiGi Prepaid Internet is selling 4.5GB for RM100 and once used up, your line gets blocked, just for comparison.

where to get this plan?

Another downside..

No P2P and No 018 number..

Saw it at thundermatch Alor Star.. I think can be found any yes dealer.

How about torrenting? good speed or capped?

TS, ya forget ta mention da speed,
Download Speed: Up to 1 Mbps
Upload Speed: Up to 384 Kbps

p2p is torrenting .
as he mentioned, NO p2p.

how can they block p2p?

da technical answer is too long & complex.
but da simple answer is,
"it's ain't yours, it's YES 4G's. We want your money."

All the information I put here is from their own FAQ.. At least they admitting about the limitation put in place for this package. While it's quite restrictive, I think it's better than other provider which said nothing but implement all the limitation silently.


And i hope this will drive lower price for our broadband.. I still can't understand how 1Mbps streamyx package is still RM110. Hoping to see cheapest broadband will be Rm50 with at least 1Mbps speed and not 384Kbps.

Can't seem to enter the website

No P2P probably mean no Torrents

That seem to be streamyx 1mbps standard speed.

I would probably get one and have a try with it.


--Update--


Just saw this, contract period seem to be 24 months. That's definitely going to drive me away from it.

This post has been edited by johnlth93: Aug 15 2013, 01:08 AM

More info, Yes is supplying a special white version of the Zoom device as a fixed modem for this service.

It may be only 1mbps but it's going to create a shakeup in the mobile telco industry for being the first brave one to defy the odds of having the outdated volume quota packages.

Having used Yes, 1mbps should be very consistent with the Zoom device with good signal reception when most people can already hit over 5mbps with it.

What the heck UNLIMITED consistent 1mbps with good international links is way better than LTE with very small quota.

I watch streaming videos mostly before sleep, a few updates on my apps and surf multimedia rich websites.
Consistently hitting over 1GB daily in just under 3-4hours before sleep.

To give you a good idea, a 10min 720p streaming video will already take up ~180-200MB.

Malaysian telcos got it mixed up with Mobile Internet Vs Fixed Broadband

Once you insert the SIM into a USB dongle and start using it on a PC, the consumption is a whole different definition.
Easily, you would spend much more time and traffic flow in/out without your knowledge even when you leave the PC idle.

There is no wireless ISP at the moment in Malaysia that challenges TM fixed broadband in offering UNLIMITED monthly quota.

Even P1 WiMAX failed and they were swayed away with greed to compete on the mobile internet category because they lost direction in realizing the difference between the 2 markets.

If they have went to compete directly with TM on offering fixed broadband, they would have only 1 competitor to share the market with that is TM themselves.

As you can see, Malaysian fixed broadband sector has no competition except for very limited areas where Time and Jaring operates. The other mobile telcos were never serious in offering fixed broadband for desktop use because they are too caught up in the traditional voice and texts lucrative markets.

Many of them only want the public to think that mobile internet is only confined to smartphones, iPads and tablets since they consume very little volume while they can continue milking the users like cows.

Fact is once you start using the modem on a desktop PC, the consumption of data becomes leapfolds from that of your mobile devices.

If we continue on getting those stingy quotas, how are we going to do cloud storage, IPTV, Netflix-like subscription and heavy videogame consoles/net apps updates?

For price comparison look at Digi's recent Prepaid Internet Plan.

Startup pack: RM25 with 500MB of data
Speed: Same 1mbps/384kbps

The price? You'll vomit blood just to retrieve data about the size of a regular DVD(4.7GB)

DiGi charges RM100 for just 4.5GB of data. Once quota exceeded even when internet days is not, your internet gets cut off DEAD.

Does it really cost that much just to retrieve data the size of a DVD when even the original DVD itself might not even cost half of it? To think that our ADSL fixed lines can offer for less with all you can eat UNLIMITED quota, it's just ridiculous.

Another comparison is Maxis Hotlink Broadband, just 15GB for RM180???

If you use that on a desktop with all that speed, it's just a matter of days...

Agreed on yester-century quota.. 60GB might be a good starting point for fixed/home broadband.

24 months contract is quite a drawback but to think that's this plan is starting a new segment I think it's still acceptable. It's better for yes to offer 7-days trial or at least lower penalty something like Rm300 for terminating a contract.

The reason why Yes would only limit this plan for their brick sized Zoom is not because it give better signal reception.
Also they had such a silent launch that almost went unknown to the public.

They didn't want to spoil the expensive mobile telco's party of selling expensive dataplans which could have offended by VIPs which were directors in those companies.

WiMAX networks which were supposed to offer pure dataplay were meant to provide fixed unlimited broadband from the start competing with xDSL and other fixed line technologies.

I don't understand how P1 and Yes got themselves mixed up with mobile telco style plans with volume quotas.

Wow, this is so cool! I wonder where I can get this plan. Really just heard of it now.

I wonder where can i get this plan? only from selected outlet or........

Great internet connection for CCTV, my CCTV uses tunneling so it doesn't matter whether public or private.

Anyone tried? need to know the actual speed cap and UL

off topic: can share what brand/model is your CCTV? Might be interested to upgrade mine.

PMed you the links

Cheap WiFi CCTV from China, easy deployment since just need a power socket

thanks for your response!

Wow !!! unlimited it can be try... is this portable or fixed line?

No one still haven't tried it yet?

Still, the mandatory 24 months contract is a turn off.

i am only concern about the ping. If this provide stable ping definitely gonna get it to replace my biz68 for online gaming

its a wireless device, so the ping will be around the same

Not really that bad i think. Lasttime tried used p1 after quote can still play dota in flying spaghetti monster without problem but surfing speed

So far have anyone sign up this plan ?

this plan is better than my area 1Mbps streamyx ADSL ( the only choice )

This post has been edited by chuahcs79: Aug 20 2013, 07:29 PM

Why so hard to find FIZ on Yes website? In fact, i can't find it at all when browsing around Yes site.

The answer is simple. Less people know the better. YE$ got more money from standard quota based plan.

I went to three Yes store today, one in Lot10 (flagship store) and 2 in Lowyat plaza, and no one seem to know about this plan! I asked them if I can apply for this, and they started to look confused, asked seniors, and come back with crappy answers (the one in Lot10 said these are for schools, and the one in Lowyat said this are for 'kampong' places only, cannot use in KL, and the other one even said that there are no such plans!)

I think this is backdoor plan not exist officially. Yes staff know nothing. TS said thundermatch alor staq. U got an idea.

I called the Yes call center regarding this plan. Was told it is designed only for rural area and east coast of Malaysia.

And most importantly, not available in Klang Valley

LOL, Yes is also doing backdoor plan now ?

The real T&C is, if u register in lets say Penang, u cant bring out that device to Butterworth. There will be no line. nice right?

this plan launch to seems like attack fixed broadband market like many area which still under 1Mbps Streamyx ADSL territory

yeap, my place ada but no point getting it

if it was restricted by state then i can still accept it but district dunno what is YES thinking

This post has been edited by ddr3: Aug 24 2013, 08:38 AM

Anyone has any luck signing up for this plan.. I went to YES at Mid-valley, and told there's no such unlimited plan? Ask me to try Maxis or Digi.. WTF....

show them the screenshot

This is what i been looking.. good for email and light youtube viewing but 24 months contract turn me down

Just saw the modem today white color sorry, forget take pictures cannot set any yes id and pass in the zoom maybe auto detect

where do u see it ?

In dealer shop

oh,.. dealer shop ? hmm need to go check it out,.. 24 months contract is

but of course the speed and price is way better compare to streamyx 1Mbps plan

Do you mind sharing the location of the dealer shop? In KL?

i think using flash SIM like TM EVDO modem.

maybe i guess, as the black ZOOM can set ID and password white, cannot

maybe thats the why YES can limit the modem used in certain area only depends on where u register

& they could monitor us, rite?
damn, are they working with CIA?

maybe, as what i know is, lets say u reg at seberang perai, then bring to penang island, there will be no line

fixed line. static position.
easier for them(PDRM/SKMM/CIA/etc) to monitor/ambush/raid us.

This post has been edited by ErgoProxi: Aug 28 2013, 06:00 PM

Is Changlun, Kedah considered RURAL area? If so, I can try this package? Lol!

So only rural areas got this plan?

Dear all,
i already subscribe and using YES FIZ, i subscribe at Sungai Petani 1 of the dealer shop - GGA Technology.

The speed is more faster than Streamyx 1MB.

but too bad is.. p2p can't run at all.... it alwys stuck at 0kbps T.T

is the speed stable and 90% of the time more than 1Mbps no matter peak or non peak hour ?

can show us the speedtest.net?

try to bring out to alor setar or seberang perai see got connection bo

P2P u mean download torrent?

How about download from HTTP such as rapidshare, mediafire etc?

Just called YTL YES hotline, FIZ Plan is not available to Klang Valley. Even if you registered in our states (e.g. Ulu Yan) and bring it to KL, YES can tried your ID and stop your usage.

True yo

Say NO to YES??

if stay at 1 place, then it should be ok

For the rest of all other good folks in Klang Valley, YES Zoom is the only fast but expensive option..

anyone have try it?

can pm me the brand of your CCTV ?, mine only can work with public ip. How to do the setting with private ip ?

My gf is using this plan at Unimap, Perlis. At first when she said she got an unlimited plan from yes, I spend quite some time telling her that the plan is unlimited but the speed will be throttled after you reached your quota(she's not an IT person, heck, don't even know some simple IT stuffs,),but turns out it's true. haha. My bad then.

KL dun have ?　

KL have too many wire and wireless broadband choice. Let YES Fiz focus to rural area. unifi not exist. Streamyx if u lucky tm cable not stolen.

I need yes4g at parit raja.. is this rural enough?

u can try susbcribe at yes reseller. Before sign up please ask how to terminate. can terminate at any reseller or have go to yes jb.

http://www.yes.my/v3/store-locator/retail-partners.do
lol. Small Rengit town have retail partner, big Parit Raja dosent .

any one test it,,>>>> can we download qvod the hk drama o not .?????anywhere the reules state d yes got right to cut to 60gb/month without notice .........

most ISP stated " until futher notice" meaning they will implent it when they want to

that mean even i sign up 2 year sudenly they wan cut my unlimited to 60gb im also cant do anything o i have d right to end my contact 1st b4 down grade

they already stated the 60GB quota in the first places when u sign the contract

Be sure to read all the "fine print".. once you signed the contract, you will locked in for 24 months!

In my case if i got unlimited for 2year that is ok but just scare d idiot thored my line if reach 60gb

Shit... Thought this would be a good replacement for me.... I'm in klang valley, but don't have unify, streamyx 4mb coverage... N p1 is being complain kao kao, I don't dare to try.... Help.....

I don't see where you can sign up for this.

Any problems streaming movies. I'm a bit concerned cos no trial period.

Not really sure, but she said she always stream Korean movies, I think it'll be okay, but it's only 1 mbps, having a 10mbps speed while streaming movie can be stressful for my friends, I don't know if the speed is 1mbps.

So she is not complaining la. I will mainly be watching movies and my wife dramas from youtube. At present my P1 1mbps is hopeless for this. YES claim their 4G is a lot faster than 3G and is sufficient for Youtube.

Just to compare, would you say 4G 1mbps is equivalent to 2mbps on 3G? Tks for your feedback!

Hmm, not really sure, but wired connection is always better than wireless connection.

there's 3 of us using internet in the house,so need wireless. YES claims support for 8 users without problem. I'm more or less certain to go for this. Should the service deteriorate after a few months later,then I will not be happy to continue with the service.

the service kinda sucks though. how to justify 1mpbs these day.

I too am concerned about this 1mpbs. My P1 on 1mpbs sucks. But that was 3G. YES is 4G and they claim it is much faster than 3G. I don't mind giving it a try,but what if it slows down after a few months or slows down due more people subscribe to it. It's a 2 year contract. This is the difficulty in my decision to proceed.

If a service is not rendered as promised,is the contract valid? I suppose there will be so many fine prints which will still make the contract valid!

P1 and Yes both using the same Wimax 4G wireless broadband. Who told u P1 is 3G ?
mpbs is the international standard unit for data speed. In teory all 1mpbs speed is the same regardless 3G HSDPA, wire ADSL,, 4G Wimax, 4G LTE, fiber, WiFi, leased line, microway, satelite etc. If u read carefully, telco said speed up to 1mbps. Term and conditions may apply.

This post has been edited by fat16: Nov 24 2013, 10:50 AM

where can get the fiz plan?

unlimited plan but speed is throttled after used up the bandwidth?

AFAIK it's really unlimited, no quota. However, not all places can subscribe for this plan. Seems like only rural areas got.

Agree P1 is 4G now,not a year ago. I was told this by P1 SA who called me in July this year and said system is being upgraded to 4G. He is one who told me it is faster. If this is not true,then he should be fired for spreading false info.The conversation was recorded!

probably u need to try it at peak hour in your area,
if is fast as the p1 SA mention, then good to sign up,
otherwise u will suffer slow speed peak hour for 2 years contract

Very good suggestion. Which is peek hour?

in my area, p1 peak hour is from 6pm ~ 3am,
these hour slow like snail

SA agreed to test it at my place. Not sure if he'll agree to the test after 6pm as that is after office hour. Anyway that is a good suggestion,I'll talk to him and see if can help out,especially since it's a 2 year contract.

I certainly need to know performance during peek hours. Otherwise like you said for 2years every time we relax to watch online movie after dinner.......hehehe!

This post has been edited by SKYjack: Nov 25 2013, 07:31 PM

better double, tripple check first before sign up,
otherwise 2 years is Long Time,..

You cannot sign up through the website.. you need to call up the YES hotline, then speak to customer service to determine if your area got coverage, then they will direct you to their local agents..

FIZ plan not available in Klang valley and major cities..

That's why the 7 day trial period helps. I don't mind loosing $150 initial connection fee. It's better than putting up with snail speed for 2years. But they don't have the trial period like some other ISP. So I'm afraid I may only get a one time trial for a few minutes.

This post has been edited by SKYjack: Nov 26 2013, 09:44 AM

p1 have problems and very slow in refund the fee if u cancel under cooling period,.
i think there is a few user here face this issue

Me too,took me 3 month to get my check from P1.

How to apply this service?