Hahaha

Before everyone here gets too excited, I called them up to ask about the pricing and they said that the "RRP" stated in the price is the price that you have to pay upfront before you get the service. No monthly payment scheme (Not even a hint of risk free period if your area is not "well covered")

Probably someone else here got better information that I do. Is everyone willing to plonk that much money into a service/company which has no track record of providing Internet service ? .... better think again coz they may not be able to deliver the quality of service after a few months and you are stuck with a 1 year contract and a gadget which you cannot use for anything else.

Just to add a little.

They don't serve you directly but instead you need to go through their authorized service providers which is where you'll get your hardware from and made payment to. Actually at the price that they are charging, it probably makes more sense if you go for the Celcom / Maxis 3G plans as you'll be able to get Internet access in more coverage area than these guys.

These guys would need to improve on the price points and go for the monthly payment scheme if they want to get critical mass. Whatever their intentions (testing the market or whatever) are, I'm sure that they'll need a minimum number of subscribers in order to break even unless they have huge piggy banks to spend on.

The rich guys / real mobile users would likely sign up for Maxis / Celcom 3G packages. I don't think anyone is that stupid to go for a service which such limited coverage.

Couldn't agree with you more on the 1 year advanced subscription fees. Nothing worse than a company without any reputation getting your money for one year and they'll do whatever they like once you already pay them. If they start using - "Best effort basis" as an excuse, then dunno what to say lah.

I think they should adopt a monthly subscription model instead of yearly - no one is Malaysia (I think) trust a broadband provider with no track record, as many have failed to deliver. Even current providers with so called "contract period" and charging on a monthly basis is already scary enuff!

And what are they thinking on marketing the service ????? Yes ... should intro it at places where there is potential buyers and more accessible to public.