Seems like HUP35 is much better and less complicated, don't you think?

k"b"ps = kilo"b"its per second

k"B"/s = kilo"B"ytes per second

512 kbps = 0.512 Mbps = 62.5 64 kB/s
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In one month, for 512 kbps throttled speed, Hotlink is giving us :

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So, the FUP Limit in their TnC needs to be updated as follows:

"For HUP35/45, within 30 days subscription period, Subscribers is allocated with 50GB for 3Mbps DL/UL speed; and not more than 165GB for 512 kbps DL/UL speed".

Sure when ppl see the number 165GB, all go crazy...LOL... typical gimmick by all telcos... But I'm happy with their 512 kbps throttled speed limit...

Please check:

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And please capitalised the letter "b" in kB/s...it's 64kB/s not 64kb/s...

Yes. Please edit yours too... TQ...

You're the one that confusing people.
64kbps and 64kb/s are in fact the very same speed.
Kilobits and kilobytes are differentiated by the capital B.

90 minute per call? or 90 minute per month? 

if 90 minute per call ok lor, can sambung again after full 90 minute talking, but if 90 minute per month...

Please check my wording, if you cannot see it clearly. Please zoom in, no arguing.

That's already in bits. If it's in bytes, it would be kBps, not kbps.

it's a figure of speech. not literally everywhere I believe.

Agree... also cannot go lower until cannibalizing Hotlink Postpaid Flex (HPF):
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you should have ported out and go back in to hotlink unlimited plan now.
no brainer.
Hotlink flex postpaid actually is not very attractive even before this, whatever you can can also pretty much get the old Hotlink Red prepaid.
yeah. coming a 'perfect' prepaid plan to kill their own existing postpaid plans or even the rest of competitors will be a stoopig move to do.
this will also limit the chance for them to increase their profits by coming up a even better plan next time.

not to  mention, no matter mobile plans or home broadbadn plans, the price do not increase over time according to inflation like any other things like properties etc. Even when moving to 5G, the telcos will need to upgrade their infra and offer free upgrade to the existing subcribers to move to 5G next time with at most price change. to be fair, nowadays telcos do not make profits as much as before.
rm35 montly commitment fee is totally fair for an individual subscriber no matter from telco perspective or customer prospective.
it is almost like one day rm1. even with all the FUP., it is a fair and 'almost' perfect plan to date.

Why divide 8?
Dint know got such formula

Oic.. Tq
Btw, 50gb cap is for both rm35 & 45?
Just diff speed?

Yes, unfortunately.

Lobbying the HUP45 to get >50GB lot...

But don't forget the 512kbps for a total of not more than 160GB per month...
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Nperf is only as good as its volunteer contributors from each network.

Perhaps you may try to call MCMC or Ministry of Communication for a "clue"...


Hypothesis answers from them:
1) We don't have all Telcos (including YES) coverage combined into one map.
2) We cannot share the data with public.
3) "Tai-chi" culture.

Uninstall reinstall.

How to get rm30 ?

come on Umobile, offer unlimited calls too!