Yup, so torrentflux is not applicable. Otherwise, would be . I tried to download ubuntu and it can hit 2 MB/s.

Aih.. so many ppl wants trial but i have to dedicate slots for paying user.

Oh yah, one thing. Does anyone who has email with @tm.net.my mean he works for TMNET? I got one user subscribed yesterday and he didn't even use it yet.

users with @tm.net.my email are either tmnut dial-up subscribers or tmnut staff users.

soon get blocked?

What payment methods do you have? Not bothered about free trial - just want to compare service to secure-tunnel. My biggest issue with them is one second service interruptions which ruin my uploading on private trackers (downloading not really an issue)

Currently, only bank transfer (maybank). Uploading when downloading is not a problem but you have to make sure it's at appropriate level. Too much uploading will affect your download as well. I'm not sure about seeding though.

Here's the screenshot for today. I got a much faster speed yesterday. It must be the seeders related.



This post has been edited by virtual: Dec 4 2006, 12:17 PM

any money back guarantee if your service doesn't work to expectations?

Can't provide that one, sorry. We actually just want to provide service to you all so can share the expenses. I seriously doubt we will be rich running this service. Have a google at dedicated server's rental price you will know what i meant.

This post has been edited by virtual: Dec 4 2006, 12:19 PM

OK the issue I have at present is that a one second service interupption I get is sufficient to ruin any good upload speeds I have for several minutes (Mine is capped at 38kB/s which is the recommded cap by azureus for my setup). So the important thing for me is provision of a STABLE connection. OK count me in - can you PM the necessary details?
One final thing what are anticpated download speeds?

This post has been edited by ocdetective: Dec 4 2006, 12:27 PM

He must be tmnut employee aka spy. u want to know why cos if he is a dial up user, why he want to try to use this vpn. the speed will still slow. most of the user want to use vpn are steamyx user which want to bupass tmnut server to dl bt.

Not necessarily - I still have a dial up jaring email as my primary email address - just that as things evolve I get other email adresses (eg streamyx) but everyone still knows me through my original one

Are you sure about that? He spent RM 30 just to track my server's IP? Doh.. Hopefully, he's not. He hasn't used the vpn service until now.

So when can i have a trial test?

Btw.....im wondering....
If i dont have any internet conenction at all, how do i VPN?
Since my pc isnt in the same LAN/WAN with the VPN server....

I fear you have a tmnut spy who subscribed to your service, just so he can find out what kind of vpn server you are running, because there is no way a dial-up subscriber would waste RM30 for vpn he cannot use.

If u want to sale this service, it is better to filter it thoroughly. as a precaution.

i think it is not so hard to track your server ip. ordinary ppl also can track your server ip. if tmnUt really want to block your ip. i think they can do it easily. however i think they will not do that because up untill now relakks still can use. they dont even bothered to block vpn server ip. at least up untill now. good luck friend.

This post has been edited by evilguy: Dec 4 2006, 02:43 PM

they don't block, but they throttle your vpn speed down to zero. that's the problem with tmnut. even those guys who use relakks have experianced this.

Like I said i still have a dial up account (for jaring) which is my primary email. When you first start internet usage, if you have had for several years it will have been via a dial up account and a lot of people will stick with their initial email address as their primary address even when they get streamyx as thats the address friends etc know and its perhaps linked to forum and private torrent sites etc (mine is linked to at least half a dozen).
It does not necessarily mean they are a TMNET spy lol. You guys get too paranoid at times.

This post has been edited by ocdetective: Dec 4 2006, 03:10 PM

then explain why the guy with the @tm.net.my email did not bother to use his vpn since he signed up.

it's good to be cautious though hopefully we all still can have good 'broadband' .

btw, broadband = 5kb dload ... sometime i wonder