Which plan is that? Extra 25GB/30 days for RM18?

Call Maxis helpline 123, you can change it via call in iinm.

I believe all Maxis plans are getting throttled at 1.5mbps during night time because my current Maxis 188 plan would never go higher than 2mbps during night time for FB and YouTube.

I might test again tonight to see if any amendment has been made.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Sep 22 2020, 03:58 PM

Look like Maxis is throttling YouTube during night time for all mobile plans.
Running at 241KBps = 1928kbps.

As long as your reload is RM15 or more, you'll get the free RM3.

How many times do you want to ask the same thing?
azhar75 already told you, you won't get free credit promo after validity expired.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Sep 29 2020, 06:56 PM

Since Celcom & Digi are good at your location, you may just switch to those.
Celcom:
1) RM35 for 30 days, a prepaid plan with unlimited data (capped speed at 3mbps) & unlimited call to all network.
2) RM38 monthly, XP Lite postpaid plan with 8GB of high speed data (area varies) & unlimited call to all network.

Digi:
1) RM38 monthly, Digi New 38 postpaid plan with 9GB monthly + 250mb daily of high speed data (area varies) & unlimited call to all network. It increases to 21GB monthly after using it for 2 years on the same plan.
2) Digi postpaid RM58 has only 15GB monthly + 500mb daily of high speed data & unlimited call to all network. It increases to 35GB monthly after using it for 2 years on the same plan.

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Oct 4 2020, 10:48 AM

I'm sorry to say that IDK because I don't use Celcom, and you may refer what people said @ https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4304372
If IRC, I read someone said every person might have different FUP depend on their usage.
I just told stephenthk the options he has since he said "Celcom & Digi is King" at his location.

Maybe, ikengkai still going Maxis outlets or pos office to pay his bills since he said "it's kind of okay on paying the bill".

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Oct 8 2020, 07:01 PM

I also wish to know.
Can we really sell back unused credit? When did Hotlink turn into "a big frog jumping everywhere"?

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Oct 13 2020, 08:53 AM

What's soft launch? And, is it for iOS or Android or both?
I can't see "VoLTE" tag on my Android phone, Maxis postpaid plan.

It's written "using VoLTE enabled phone", so does that mean it'll be done phase by phase regardless of the phone in supported list or not?

Yesterday started to introduce VoLTE, today already postponed it.
https://www.lowyat.net/2020/223930/maxis-vo...ted-phone-list/

Mind I ask which plan did you previously that had more than 50GB since you said you can't revert back to your old plan?

MaxisONE Go Wifi is a broadband plan, and of course it'll work on MiFi. I'm currently using it as a home broadband in 4G CPE router until TM come to install Unifi Fibre which is only available recently.
I've tried to use Maxis Mobile postpaid and prepaid on 4G CPE router, and they both work. So, I guess Maxis has no restriction on what devices you use for all Maxis Mobile plans.
Since this is Hotlink topic, you may ask @ https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4965728

This post has been edited by ckimsem: Oct 21 2020, 03:45 AM

That's what you think, paying the RM10 is basically double the speed. If you wish to double the quota, Maxis would rather you renew your plan for another 50GB asap.
Could you list which telco plans or add-ons sell 50GB quota for RM45 below?

RM35 = 3mbps FUP 50GB
RM45 = 6mbps FUP 50GB
RM10 is basically for double speed only.

Despite introducing HUP, Hotlink still lost prepaid subscribers.

Maxis calls itself a Premium Network, lost 683k Prepaid Subscribers [3Q20]

https://www.malaysianwireless.com/2020/10/m...bscribers-3q20/

I don’t understand your sentence, . May I know what I did by your words ?

After 50GB, your internet speed will be throttled to 512kbps and it's still unlimited though.
As for D and C, I don't know about their FUP, but read that it's more than M.
You may try any telco as you wish, but keep in mind that these unlimited offers may or may not last.