But one complaint that is always constant is the slow internet speed.
And it looks like a lot of Malaysians are unhappy about that.
So many complaints
Bernama reported that the result of a recent survey shows that Malaysians felt cheated by the promise of faster internet.
According to the report, the survey was conducted by the Communications and Multimedia Consumer Forum of Malaysia (CFM) during the Movement Control Order (MCO) to gauge how happy Malaysians are with their internet connection.
Spoiler alert: they are not happy at all.
Most of the respondents who participated in the survey are not satisfied with the internet speed promised by their telcos.
In fact, they shared a multitude of problems they had with their internet connection, from poor internet quality in an indoor setting to the lack of action or improvements made after a complaint is lodged.
CFM chairperson Datin Mohana Mohariff told the news agency that this issue should not happen, as "telcos have promised to provide their services as (advertised) and should be more proactive in improving their services".
Mohana also added that the CFM is currently working with the Malaysia Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to tighten up the provisions of the General Consumer Code (GCC) to ensure that consumer rights are protected.
What can you do in the meantime?
If you're suffering from slow internet speed (who isn't at this point?), the CFM encourages you to lodge an official complaint to your respective telcos and providing them with detailed information about the issues you're currently facing.If the telcos do nothing after you've lodged a complaint, you can always get in touch with the CFM via the integrated complaint portal with MCMC by clicking here.
BRB, we have so many bones to pick!