just switched to Umobile RM28 plan. So far my feedback is that their 3G coverage is really crap. I mean so useless Im always on HSDPA or worse EDGE!

Quick question :

Can I extend the expire of prepaid ?

What's the speed after reached quota?
Im thinking to switch to U88 from current maxis plan.

A lot apparently.
Website nowadays average 3-4 mb.
That's not including light video streaming.
I use my bb for both phone and laptop as my area don't have streamyx/p1

Means everyday will deduct RM1?

U Mobile has 3G in Subang. Perhaps your location is a blind spot.

Quick big portion does not have 3G coverage in Subang, not just a blind spot.

Dun be speechless.. I have been using Celcom and tied to 2 years contract, even made complaint to their support and their support just reply they were not able to improve the signal..

Fyi, I signed up Celcom due to widest coverage and also I did a coverage map survey before signing up, the coverage map shows that my hse area with 3G HSPA+ coverage, but what I get is only merely 1 to 2 bars of 3G network and always not able to send out SMS or receive any.. Call always not connected, and dun mention the ability to surf internet..
And I did switch to 2G to make some call and send SMS also getting 1 or 2 bars, it is even worse than 3G network in my area..

Yea, it is really frustrating.. I have been tahan for like 2 years now.. This month is the end of contract, I will definitely go for UMobile since UM is the only operator with full bar H+ and 4G LTE in my house area..      Even Maxis signal just so so, DiGi and Celcom not reliable in my area.. 

haha why discussing celcom pulak =.=
when contract end just look for me to go to umobile hehe

So no point of using the prepaid. Postpaid rm28 but getting 3gb.

Few months back after signing up for postpaid plan, the customer staff asked me to sign a personal information disclosure form as though you're being forced to sign or not proceed to register.

Can I choose not to sign it? They make it as though it's part of the registration process to force you to give in your personal privacy and sell your personal information details to them.

What if I don't sign? Can't proceed to register a line?

Banks are also playing this trick now asking their customers to sign some form of personal information declaration form when you're busy finalizing your transactions over the counter. They try to slip it in while you're "unattended".

Why? Is this a dirty trick to force Malaysians now to sell their privacy/personal details to corporations and invalidate their rights when trying to sue these companies in courts?

Days after registration some advertizing SMS came in from some company called Sabahbet or something similar to that name.

Can you clarify anyone from uMobile?

Do you even have the time to read the form?

There's a long impatient queue waiting behind and the customer staff like pushing all the forms to you trying to hide it. He would just say sign here and here assuming Malaysians are uneducated fools.

The personal data disclosure agreement "contract" is at least 2 full pages of gibberish texts in fine prints.

Trying to catch Malaysians off handed huh?

Only uMobile Postpaid signup so far among all the telcos made me experience this just like banks.

The other telcos just made me sign the regular  registration forms and just that.

Could anyone explain how Power Prepaid works? If i were to use Power Prepaid, does that mean I have to topup RM30/month? I'm currently on UMI20 where i will be barred from making calls/sms after 20 days but still able to use data.

I'm looking for a cheapest plan that doesn't bar me to make calls/sms for 30 days with some data (I never finished my 500MB from my UMI20 and now they gave me 1GB extra )

I'm thinking to switch to umobile but I'm having dilemma in choosing U28 postpaid or Power Prepaid + UMI.
This is a table I made to help people like me.
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The quota for u28 is very generous but the payperuse rate sucks hard.

Thing is, I don't use sms that much, so free sms is completely irrelevant to me. For free calls, 50min free calls = RM5 in power prepaid. It's not really that much.
Besides, I'm a student so most of the time I will be in school (Which have slow Internet) and in hostel (unifi 30mb). Therefore, I don't need a lot of data.
The attractive point about power prepaid is, the flexibility, example: I can use the 1gb in power prepaid first before I subscribe for UMI. If at the end of the month I haven't finish the 1gb, I wouldn't need to subscribe to UMI.
So which should I go? Quota or flexibility?

Using U28 here. How can you get that free 250MB data from auto debit? Can't find it anywhere on Umobile site, and not in my account page too.. Anyway, I was thinking of getting MB88 broadband plan, do anyone here using it? Will the speed be managed after finish quota or straight cannot use? Thanks in advance.

Free 1GB is forever
they got another free 1GB is available at Dec 2015 and Jan 2016 ( provided you need to subscribe UMI plan)
So you will get +2GB Dec and Jan

going to top up rm100 for power prepaid next week.

anyone know any online dealers offering discount; it's about 3% right?

anyone know if you can get a better deal using the u.com.my web site and using credit card. I think the cimb plat cashback gives good cash back but is u.com.my considered an online transaction to get the cashback?