Basically, Yes wants you to reload RM30 each time, consistently every month, regardless of how much you have in the balance. There, you can enjoy Konfem 4G for 30 days upon reloading RM30.

They want to profit and benefit every Ringgit mah...

tympgYou're right. Just top up right before expiry is the best way to keep in sync.

To ensure uninterrupted service, reload RM30 from the exact day you want to subscribe to Konfem Unlimited plan, and ignore the remaining balance you have in the account because it doesn't matter.

Example now your account validity expires on 15 Dec 2019.
Right on 15 Dec 2019 (starting midnight 12.01am), you topup RM30, then your account validity will start to extend 30 days from the day you topup, not accumulative and "bring forward" your account's existing validity date.

As a result, the account will extend from 15 Dec 2019 to to 14 Jan 2020.
Once you've topup on 15 Dec, then only subscribe to the Konfem Unlimited plan.
It doesn't matter (they don't care) how much you have in your credit balance.

You must topup RM30 every month consistently so that your account validity will extend another 30 days from the day you topup. You can use the remaining balance (after deduct RM30) for other usages, such as calls, SMS, or data addons.

OR

You must have an equivalent to RM30 per month, especially if you one shot topup RM100, so that you don't need to bother the validity thing for the next 100 days upon reload. You can use the remaining balance (after deduct RM30) for other usages, such as calls, SMS, or data addons.

Q: What if account validity is 15 Dec 2019 but I topup RM30 early on 1 Dec 2019, instead of 'last minute topup right before expiry on 15 Dec 2019?
A: The 30 days will start to extend from 1 Dec 2019, so your account will expire on 31 Dec 2019. Your 15 Dec 2019 doesn't count anymore.

Q: What if account validity expires on 15 Feb 2020 but I reload RM30 today (3 Nov 2019), cuz previously I reload RM100+?
A: It will still remain as 15 Feb 2020. Because the date from 3 Nov 2019 to 15 Feb 2020 is "not less than 30 days", so your account validity date will remain.

Q: I have RM200 credit balance but the account validity has expired/grace/passive period. Can I topup RM30 now?
A: Then you can use the total of RM230 for the next 30 days. After that, it'll go back to grace period.
Lesson learn: Yes 4G is not a bank savings account. No point reload so much money inside if you're not gonna use it. There's no benefit in doing that. It's not that they will give you any interests rate also.

I hope you guys understand that now. That is how you keep your account validity and Konfem Unlimited 30 days plan validity it in sync.

If you do the math, that's equivalent to RM365 you got to pay to Yes 4G per year (365 days) to be able to use its service every single day without any interruption.

Maybe they don't impose 4Mbps speed cap when performing speed tests, especially when the speedtest server is to Yes 4G. Have you tried other servers?

Aiyo... It's just a typo...
The RM30/month Konfem Unlimited plan, speed cap is 4Mbps, no hotspot allowed, that's it.

Yes, because Yes 4G's VoLTE is not available for all iPhone models. Only Android ones can support Yes 4G VoLTE.

If you insert Yes 4G SIM card on any iPhone, only mobile data can be used. No calls.

This post has been edited by joshhd: Nov 9 2019, 12:59 PM

You try insert that SIM card to another phone, especially Android phone. If still can't, then probably errr, your SIM card is faulty?

I think you can consider change telco dy..

What a great article... I seriously thought nobody's gonna talk about it publicly.
Where got such thing as trial like providing commercial service to the public for years?
https://www.malaysiainternet.my/2019/11/ytl-yes4g-800mhz/

Where? Which frequency range?
Got screenshot?

XOX uses Celcom network.
If you use XOX and you find the network performance is ok, then it's ok lo...

Do note that Yes 4G's VoLTE does not work on iPhone. Meaning, you can't make and receive calls on iPhone when you're on Yes 4G network, and you can only access to its mobile data service.
Although VoLTE is supported from iPhone 6 onwards, but if the telco (Yes 4G) don't feel like paying some extra money to Apple for its devices to enable VoLTE, then they'll be like "no VoLTE for you".
That's why Yes 4G only targets Android phone users.

This post has been edited by joshhd: Dec 21 2019, 01:57 AM

Thanks for sharing with us.
Perhaps you could try Unifi Mobile and see how's the network like too..

Yes 4G's VoLTE are not available to every single iPhone models. You can't even use Yes 4G's VoLTE on any iPhone models, regardless of how new or old. Upgrading to whatever iOS versions does not help.

iPhone SE and iPhone X works perfectly on Yes 4G?
I know you can surf internet with that, but are you able to make and receive phone calls?

Yes 4G postpaid plans no longer providing unlimited data plans?
https://www.yes.my/4g-lte-postpaid



Yes be like:
"That's it. No more konfem unlimited 4G data for postpaid or whatsoever. The most I give you is unlimited calls."

Yes 4G learnt their lesson? Their network is not so ready to provide high speed possible for high usage users?
So for now, if you want unlimited data from Yes 4G, the prepaid one is your only option now then...

Oiii someone call the police 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
1.7 TB per month WTH? Ok, you win.
What you do on the Internet man? Lots of file transfer or you keep streaming stuff?

Anyone here got break this guy's record? Like 2TB per month, 5TB month or 10TB per month or something? Feel free to share your screenshot of your bill, and of course, with your personal info (name, address, ID number) being redacted/censored.

Yea, all Yes Konfem Unlimited Postpaid plans are unlimited data. That plan was introduced in Jan 2019, and now end of the year already, they retire that plans, and (seems to) replaced with unlimited calls plans.

Yes 4G's retired Konfem Unlimited postpaid plans

Without contract

Price	RM49	RM79	RM99
Speed cap	5Mbps	7Mbps	Unlimited
Free minutes	100	200	300

With 12 months contract

Price	RM49	RM79	RM99
Speed cap	5Mbps	7Mbps	Unlimited
Free minutes	100	200	Unlimited

Calls within Yes to Yes numbers are free, unlimited.

More info here: https://www.soyacincau.com/2019/01/19/yes-k...mited-postpaid/
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Now, Konfem Unlimited Talk Postpaid plans

Price	RM38	RM50	RM88
Data	10GB	30GB	50GB
Call minutes	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Speed cap	No	No	No

So, what you guys think?

This post has been edited by joshhd: Dec 28 2019, 05:41 PM

Not 100Mbps laa...
Same like any other telco, "best effort basis".

Previously when I use Yes 4G (without subscribing to any plans with speed cap like Konfem Unlimited), almost anywhere I go, I get an average of 30Mbps download.
It's quite consistent 30Mbps... But I hardly see it go above 30Mbps, around Klang Valley area la.. Other place I'm not sure.
It's just my personal experience ya...

But now, when Yes come out those Konfem Unlimited plans, not sure if it's still 30Mbps like those days...

Talking about pure 4G network...
Actually, if you or anyone, wants to experience "pure 4G network" other than Yes 4G, it is possible one...

For now, if you're using Android phone, and you're using either Digi, U Mobile or Unifi Mobile, there is a way you can "force 4G" instead of "4G/3G/2G auto" so that your phone will only connect to 4G network only, at all times.
But make sure your phone supports the telco's VoLTE service, and you've enabled the VoLTE service from your telco. The 3 telcos mentioned, do supports VoLTE.
If without VoLTE, you will not be able to make and receive any phone calls, and only mobile data can be used.
So it is important to take note, if you want to force 4G when on the 3 telcos mentioned.

Let me highlight again, the info above is for Android phone only.
For iPhone / iOS users, force 4G is not possible unless you jailbreak your device.

So it also means, if you go to a place where that telco doesn't have 4G, then you'll get "Emergency calls only" or "No service" just like Yes 4G.
So basically, Yes 4G's "pure 4G network" is just a marketing strategy to promote their network, with supporting fact that Yes 4G is a 4G-only telco.

This post has been edited by joshhd: Dec 29 2019, 11:04 PM