Why west Malaysia n east Malaysia different price!

TS should vote for elite LYN member ( and specializing in telco line)
consumer 1 : 0 bulshit

I must be the only idiot who is happy about today's development (MOP128 with 18 months contract to go).

Anyway, thanks @TS. You are my hero.

I think Maxis is involve the politik of BN, as you all can see Bugis warrior currently put so much effort to Sarawak, such as highway, pasang more electricity & ban DAP & Keadillan! pls don't be politikus fair us as 1Malaysia Das Bangsar

Actually, i got a offer form maxis call center as a customer service in postpaid dept, they send me the email about job scope, cs can offer the package unless the cust going to terminate the service
https://i.imgur.com/voMpSQE.png

Ya! My 2 years contract with Maxis ending this 23rd April 2016, so this crisis happen at the right time for me....

I will port out, but sure to Digi or Celcom?

Back to 5-6years ago, digi had really good marketing for the turbo 3g. It beat maxis and grabbed a lot of their customers.
But badly 2years later, their network suck until so many back to maxis.

I wonder will celcom become slow since so many people port to celcom
Last time do use celcom Magic sim when newly launch and the speed is awesome, but now the speed dam slow

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No with this kind of coverage.

HI angel-girl,

In regards to the post published in Lowyat Forum, we regret to inform that we have removed your post as the attached documents was meant for Maxis internal use only and not to be shared publicly. We apologize as the documents was shared. Nevertheless, we would appreciate if you can contact us should you need any clarification.

Thank you.
Seriously? i cant remember i did  post any internal document of maxis...

Maxis Listen has confirmed RM68 package will be getting the revised data quota.

Calling 123 now ... no one picking up my call ... still waiting and it is already 8 mins

Are you sure you did that ? Most of us were pushed to take up MOP128.

Hi, just some Q&A on why Maxis can't cut prices in layman terms.

Q: Why Maxis only announced data increase but not price cuts?

A: This is due to the fact that Maxis do not want to impact their revenue hence profits. Increasing data do not impact their revenue as prices is not cut. Giving consumers extra data do not cost a lot of money to Maxis because it cost very little money to Maxis as the network infrastructure is already being built.

Q: Why Maxis could not afford to impact its revenue?

A: For a very long time, Maxis has been more focused on serving its shareholders rather than customers. Some of the major shareholders of Maxis like PNB and EPF faces pressure from their contributors to declare good dividends. They, in turn, pressure Maxis to pay more dividend so that they could meet their own dividend target to their contributors. This is overdone to the extend that, like 1MDB, Maxis borrowed money to pay for something that it could not afford. In Maxis case, it borrowed money to pay dividend. Now, Maxis is the most highly indebted telcos in Malaysia. They are now in a very bad position in which they have to pay off their debt.

At the same time, for telco to operate, they need spectrum. The more spectrum you have, the cheaper you could operate your business. Previously, Maxis has a lot of spectrum, thus, they could operate at a cheaper cost than others. But, recently, the government plans to re-allocate some of this spectrum to smaller players like U-Mobile to promote more competition. This in turn may drive up the cost of doing business for Maxis.

In order to pay off the debt as well as faced with potentially increasing operating cost, they can't afford to reduce their revenue thus they could not cut prices.

Q: If that's the case, Maxis seems very reluctant to cut the price of their plan. How do I force them to cut?

A: Maxis would not be desperate to cut the price of their plan as long as they manage to stave off this PR crisis and subscribers stays with them. As Maxis has not finalized the price of their plans yet, we as consumer can put pressure on Maxis to force them cut the price! We should encourage as many people as possible to port out as possible. Revenue can be lost in 2 ways : 1) If Maxis themselves cut the price plan. 2) If there is a massive migration of customers to other telcos. If the revenue loss from 2) is more than 1), then, Maxis will be forced to cut the price plans.

Most of the plans from other telcos has no contract. So, get all your family and friends to port out of Maxis in the next few weeks so that they faces massive pressure on subscribers leaving thus their revenue. The more people that port out, the more pressure they will feel! This will force them to cut their prices when they finalized the details of their new plans next month. This will only works if there is a huge amount of people leaving. Thus, every Maxis subscribers have to play their part! After they cut the prices, you can port back to Maxis to enjoy their superior network coverage.

Hidup Pengguna! Put pressure on them to cut prices! Port Out!

Im otw to celcom now...wanna port out...come on guys lets port out to other telco...we show them the power of consumer....yeah....

Blue Cube in Mid Valley and The Gardens very crowded. Looks like the revised MaxisOne plans that was announced still isn't doing much damage control.

They offered too high data to all their existing and new MOP customer . they thought by doing so , MOP customer will be happy and keep their mouth shut . last time when Morten at digi ,I ported out . now he at maxis , I ported out as well .

His face Yong sui la . ugly . and after the video, hate him 100x .... Gg.com la Morten

Wondering if Morten surf Lyn ..lolz