So..YES postpaid cant use with modem without VOLTE?

damn...i hope my B618-65d can enable VOLTE if i try...

i tired with unifi bebas..upload speed so damn slow

You use prepaid or postpaid?

Try dial using country code +60xxxxxxxx, or 0060xxxxxxxx if your phone does not have +, I try using this method and it works

Me too. What router are you using?

Tried calling using tenda 4g680v2 multiple times but failed until I put 006 in front

Now looking for postpaid user with tenda router to confirm usability

It is not recommended to order one if you are not after unlimited calls and yes, it's fine to use on 4G phone.

Your best bet to order one online from Yes website

Maybe due to 5G battery saver (exists in most, if not all 5G phones).... what phone do you have?

I'm a U Mobile subscriber and took the opportunity to get the free Yes5G pack since I had a compatible 5G phone. I wasn't expecting much from the 5G since it's still on trial and the coverage is limited. From what I have experienced, the 5G speed is excellent ....... when it works. The signal strength is unstable, one moment it's super fast, next there is no signal.

However, what's even more disappointing is the poor 4G performance. I thought U Mobile was bad but YES is almost unusable. The signal strength fluctuates a lot and I can't even use Google Maps properly when driving around PJ.

Is this what I can expect from YES or am I doing something wrong?

say goodbye to YES, anybody want to buy my credit RM30 at RM20 

When will the 30days start counting? Could keep this simcard and use later a few months later? Could choose the number? TQ

The correct word should be
Port Out Telco should be responsible to ensure the consumer smoothly port out from existing telco.
Cause the one which buat hal is usually the current telco.

Digi is one of them.
Unfortunately our culture is not the same as Singapore.
Singapore telcos will call the customer and salvage the customer with free gift or whatever they can offer just to get the customer to stay on.
So far I only heard Maxis does that. Other telco make u port out a difficult journey.

no I actually meant what I said. What you suggesting is not going to fix the problem. Because the Existing telco still have the driver seat. How can you regulate existing telco to make sure they actually not playing tricks? They could always play dirty tricks like technical failure, system failure to try to get consumer give up or attempt to scam them another 1-4 weeks.

What I am suggesting is to give the driver seat to new telco. Let control them take full control of MNP process, because it is new telco best interest to MNP consumer ASAP due to incentive to make future money. New Telco is better power in dealing with existing telco compared to individual user.

This is a shit idea. That means as a Telco, they got no incentive to offer better deals for consumer until consumer port out.

In my opinion counter-offer deal should be banned after consumer already perform to port out. I personally feel disgust that I am only able to get a better deal ONLY when I port out.
Telco should be offering zero reason b4 consumer press the port out better. They should be giving us consumer zero reason to press the port out button. Not after we press port out button. We consumer port out for a reason, if our telco is the best in town, why would we port out?

May I know does Yes works the same way as Unifi for their broadband? Like offering rebate or higher speed at lower price if we attempt to port out?

Currently on unlimited 2mbps line for RM88 but the speed is intolerable.

Thank you for reply... but anyway can push yes to include it into supported phone? Has anyone done that before and yes listen?

No it is not. I have been trying to do this every month.

Currently I have RM46 credit expiring on 3 July 2025.

I also have a data plan expiring 22 June 2025.

On 22 June I will subscribe YES data plan using the method you describe (set payment type to Yes Credit).

It will deduct the amount (RM20 for 50GB is my normal choice). The plan will show as expire on 22 July 2025.

But the credit validity still will be 3 July 2025. After 3 July I won't be able to use data or the line anymore until top up more.

This matches with the other responses above. What am I doing wrong?

I already felt that back then, and the consistent of 5G drop connection to 4G eventhough its under full 5G coverage, make me terminate this postpaid. Complaint many times but told resolved. Even make report to MCMC, YES inform them already resolve via report number etc2.

And it's 4G not ok, even whatapps also cant receive messages under 4G line for most of time

I’ve fully moved away from Yes 4G (sim expired) and using Halo Telco now. My LTE 3CA modem performs well with both Yes4G HaloTelco4G. So it just boils down to price. HaloTelco RM35 for 150GB per month is hard to beat. Before this I used Yes4G RM20 50GB which not enough. Kalau spend RM40 for 100GB, it already costs more than HaloTelco’s 35/150GB.