totally no fight.

Maxis one day KO all telcos for prepaid plans. haha.

yes4G 3Mbps/4Mbps plan are perfectly ok. Coverage actually not too bad.
I can stream 1080p videos while I was using it too.

However, now maxis has KO it too. haha.

This post has been edited by westlife: Jun 5 2020, 10:01 PM

confirmed can. worst shitty plan ever for their 3Mbps unlimited plan.

Vormit blood on 1st day of use. Port out on 6th day. Forgo the rm30 paid with no turnback.

can only stream video at 360p only despite claimed 3Mbps speed.

nothing wrong? same policies for any other telcos including orange and yes4G.

it is more than enough for anyone.
rm35 monthly is totally a steal.

somemore it is on the best telco network in bolehland.

totally no brainer.

Promo title
HotlinkMU #StayHome

Promo start date & time
22nd March 2020

Promo end date & time
9th June 2020 23:59:59 hrs

tot ending soon?

i still have this on my hotlink prepaid. haha.

yeah. i was on yes4G rm30 plan previously. i am jumping ship also. no brainer. haha.

1080p video streaming for rm35 monthly. too good to be true. haha.

even rm45 at 6Mbps is dirt cheap. haha.

This is actually normal practice to all prepaid services.

Same goes to yes4G prepaid also.

This post has been edited by westlife: Jun 6 2020, 07:31 AM

I had gotten the tng promo last month. Rm10 TOP up using tng get rm15 on my hotlink account and rm2.50 in my touch n go eWallet.

512kbps throttled speed is actually ok. Still good enough speed for WhatsApp or light web surfing.

I find the FUP fair enough for its price. It stops people from abusing the plan and again keep the longevity of this unlimited plan.

To be fair, they need to have minimum commitment cost from all customers to cover their operations costs.

Remember last time Celcom comes with the rm38 postpaid plans which it attracts quite a lot of people to sign up or to switch to it. There are even existing users on the legacy plans now. That time 3GB data monthly with 50 SMSes and talktime already can make a deal breaker as that time decent postpaid plan are all close to rm100/mo.

The hotlink plan is only rm35 monthly and one pretty much will never need to pay extra other than rm35 for extra usage, I would it is very good already.

I dun even mind to sign this plan for my parent to use despite that they not may really use that much becos the price is really low enough and no need to worry any extra charges.

This post has been edited by westlife: Jun 7 2020, 11:59 PM

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.

yeah. correct.

512kbps is not too bad. one can still surf web, facebook, whatsapp which is more than enough for anyone.

the basic Internet that most telcos offer at 64kbps can barely do anything.

Yeah. Correct. Hotlink is better in any way than the crappy orange telco that is not even usable despite the unlimited data claimed.

Looking at the amount of attention given to this new hotlink unlimited plan, can easily tell how eager people want to switch to maxis if they have a choice give how inaccessible previously to maxis due to higher price tag. As a contrast, orange telcos has come out with ‘unlimited’ plans for so Long but it does not create much attention while people still prefer to stick to the traditional green, blue or yellow telcos instead as they know how ‘good’ the orange telco is.

Same like there are many find Apple products expensive, if they dun want it, they won’t bother to even comment.

People all want the best things but too bad their wallet depth are not at the best.

This post has been edited by westlife: Jun 10 2020, 01:27 AM

Yeah. Always start Low and upgrade if it cannot meet the needs.

Yes this is actually the best plan for anyone who Wants to pay the lowest possible cost for both home broadband and mobile plan monthly.

Technically one will just pay less than rm100 nett monthly which is very attractive combo.

I am looking to switch to this plan on this nov once my unifi contract is over.
Many who are so particular about the ‘truly’ unlimited are those who do not subscribe to home fibre broadband or do not have home fibre broadband covered in their house and use the prepaid unlimited data plan as an alternative as they are not willing to pay for higher price with ‘truly unlimited data’ prepaid or postpaid plans.

They use it to download more than TBs per month on the modded mifi or device. They use it as fixed broadband at home so you will notice that they are the one who claimed that the particular telco plan is good while majority complained over coverage and speed. This is due to the fact they dun use it on the go, so long their house (the fixed point) has good coverage and speed they are totally fine with it.

unlikely since it is not postpaid plan so unlikely they will bundle with home Fibre broadband which is postpaid.

Yeah very stoopig method. With this one cannot use it on device such as ipad that does not support voice call/sms to do activate plans

This post has been edited by westlife: Jun 10 2020, 01:51 AM

that’s one one should be glad and contented that now he does not need to go for less premium options due to pricing since now pricing is no longer a deal breaker.

not really. until you really try it out then u will know what is meant by on paper and what is on real...

yes, orange telco let u view video on 360p only. 360p?

and there will be bros here telling you that 360p - best resolution for mobile devices and battery saving. hahahaha.

giving u 3Mbps or 6Mbps speed but can only stream at low resolution.

video streaming is the one that takes up the most bandwidth to view it in higher resolution. for other activities like web surfing, facebook, whatsapp etc. you dun even fully utilise 3Mbps or even 6Mbps which at most it just makes the website load faster. figure why orange telco is so 'generous' in giving you more bandwidth on paper.

This post has been edited by westlife: Jun 11 2020, 02:58 AM

hotlink video plan is actually a 're-branding' red plan previously but now it gives more data for the same price and again give extra data for video streaming. rm35 previously 5gb now 8gb + FREE 16GB Video Internet. rm45 previously 8gb data now 10gb + FREE 20GB
Video Internet. suitable for people who do not use so much daily monthly but prefer to enjoy maxis full speed.