No mention of voice minutes for Yes Prepaid, so I'm guessing voice calls are PAYU for prepaid. Not important for me as this is not my primary line.

Any link at the website?

Anyone tried topping up Yes Prepaid through a convenience store/petrol station topup ticket? Is it possible? So far I've only done topup through online CC.

From the Yes prepaid FAQ



I presume this means any Kasi Up add-on purchase WILL EXTEND LINE VALIDITY to the end of the add-on tenure (like Digi's "Always Active"), unlike the old add-ons which never extended line validity?

As others have said, just make sure the modem supports 4G Bands 38, 40 and 20.

I just topped up RM10 credit on my Yes line paying only RM6.70. 3% off + a voucher in Shopee.

Cool.

Lesson learnt: in future never top up directly through the MyYes app.

Shopee themselves. The topup section in the app.

Learn to use Google.

Google "Yes 4G Helpline", you get 018-333-0000

Straight away, the 3 points (poor coverage, poor CS, poor network performance) don't really hold up for me. The coverage is good in my area and the performance is quite decent (70 Mbps, example). And I haven't found a reason to call CS, so that's moot.

My SIM sits in a router at home so no worrying about encountering holes in the coverage. I'm using Yes like a home broadband, so my needs are different from a lot of other users here.

This post has been edited by tympg: Jan 13 2021, 11:27 AM

If you're a heavy data user who needs tethering, go for the RM49 package for 100GB, otherwise if that's not enough then be prepared to pay more.

Buying a modded modem to use with a cheap unlimited data phone plan is very risky financially.

I've just been given the 10GB free data. I thought only new sign-ups get the 10GB (my Yes SIM has been around since 2019). Not complaining of course.

I thought MCMC already stipulated 5 lines max per IC per telco.

That's my understanding.

Confirmed for Yes Prepaid, you need the Line Credit to be valid to use data or make calls.

Even if your add-on has not expired but your line validity has ended, the line will be in Grace Period and you need to top up again to use the line.

For me, it took many hours after topping up for the line to start working again.

Check from MyYes4G app what is your expiry date. If today is past the expiry date, you need to reload (at least RM5) to re-establish line validity.



This post has been edited by tympg: Feb 4 2021, 12:20 PM

Please do not talk about modified modems in this forum.

There are 2 kinds of validity:

1. Line (credit) validity.
2. Subscription/add-on validity.

If (1) expires, the account goes into inactive mode. Cannot call/text/use data.

If (2) expires, only your add-on ends. You can still call/text if you have credit.

I'm guessing your line validity has expired. So, yes, you need to top up to restore line validity.

You heard wrong. Only the unlimited add-on has modem restrictions.