Best/most popular data/mobile prepaid service?

Hello kent

you can use Malaysian local service mobile provider Maxic or Celcom you can make calls and use internet as well ( Unlimited calls and SMS
). But you need register first with them, they will ask your passport for register . Please check package with them .When you arrived at the airport you can buy the Sims phone card and check with them .

Jackcoll wrote:

Hello kent

you can use Malaysian local service mobile provider Maxic or Celcom you can make calls and use internet as well ( Unlimited calls and SMS
). But you need register first with them, they will ask your passport for register . Please check package with them .When you arrived at the airport you can buy the Sims phone card and check with them .

Thanks Jackcoll, I have noted your suggestions as they will help me on arrival.

Kent

Hi in Malaysia you will be dissapointed as speeds are low, prices high and stability issues. As an expat you will be expected to pay a 500-1000 rm deposit as well.

I use yes4g and prob best for a starter package. For those who need internet for work you will at least two service providers to allow for outages.

Nemodot wrote:

Hi in Malaysia you will be dissapointed as speeds are low, prices high and stability issues. As an expat you will be expected to pay a 500-1000 rm deposit as well.

I use yes4g and prob best for a starter package. For those who need internet for work you will at least two service providers to allow for outages.

Thanks Nemodot! Yes4g, do they have actual shops where I can purchase there starter packs or do I have to order them online?

Kent

http://www.yes.my/v3/store-locator.do

Hello Kent, welcome to Malaysia! You can walk in to any Yes counter and inquire. Above are the links and addresses at KL.

roystevenung wrote:

http://www.yes.my/v3/store-locator.do

Hello Kent, welcome to Malaysia! You can walk in to any Yes counter and inquire. Above are the links and addresses at KL.

Thanks Roy!

http://www.tm.com.my/play/broadband/uni … s-VIP.aspx

Once you settled down, of course the best would be to get Unifi fiber optic for your condo or appt.

To apply you can walk into any TM counter to inquire whether its available in yr condo.

roystevenung wrote:

http://www.tm.com.my/play/broadband/unifi/home/Pages/packages-VIP.aspx

Once you settled down, of course the best would be to get Unifi fiber optic for your condo or appt.

To apply you can walk into any TM counter to inquire whether its available in yr condo.

Again, thanks for the info. This will be good to know when I start hunting for a permanent condo; I presume the condo owner/negotiator will be up to speed on this information in any specific condo.

Kent