It's getting worst.
Last time it was bad ip ranges, then bad routing, high packet losses.
Now the timeouts after fixed intervals.

TM how did you get awarded with the HSBB project from the beginning?

What do you know?
The people who are placed in TM, TNB, Maybank, MAS are all chosen to take up the positions are CEO and Chairman there.
That alone tells you who Is TM.
So you ask why the government doesn't allow open license to foreign ISPs?

Ask yourself again WHO is TM?

Source 1: Involves the restoration of undersea cables

Has it anything to do with slow local server access and capping users speed to 500kbps for NO REASON?

Source 2: Network interruption in Serdang

I'm hearing complains from almost everywhere including cities outside the Klang Valley such as Ipoh?

Unless the earthquake in Taiwan was so great it fractured the fiber cables in our local datacentres?

You know it's a joke that they made such announcement and making stupid excuses.

Everything was just fine on Thursday before this happened on that night.

Try us TM spokesperson.

Your company is a laughing stork of the world.

To insult your customers as "no balls" and getting trashed by your customer service, you ought to get a hefty fine by SKMM or risk losing your job.

Malaysia is one of the only wonderful country where customer service staffs can throw insults at customers and get away each time.

From what you say are you implying that TM is now using the take for granted approach and does capping to anyone they wishes to do regardless of whether people have exceed their limit or not.

What kind of attitude is that?

You mean if every month they are going to do this to everyone, we would have to make this a regular routine to visit their offices each time?

Obviously they did this on purpose to frsutrate everyone until people give up complaining.

What kind of company is that? Better bungkus and give other competitors better opportunities la.
Save everyone the trouble.

Stupid suggestion by stupid people without brains.

FTTH won't be using those big outdated RT boxes.

All the big OLT equipment will be placed in the exchange. Remember fiber does not have distance limitations.It can go further than 20km without issues.

So they will run them(fiber cables) from the exchange straight to your taman.
The only boxes you will see will be the splice organizer boxes up on the poles.I remember some forumers posted pictures of it(it's a small rectangular box the size of a lubricant oil tin). That's where they keep and manage the spliced(splitted) lead fibers from the exchange.

That's just a regular POTS switch box.

FTTH using PON technology does not require external power supply to convert light signals to electric signals.

PON as it implies stands for Passive Optical Network.
No additional power supply is needed.
The light to electric signals conversion is done at the media converter unit installed in your house.That's why the unit in your home must be turned ON at all times to ensure a continuous service uptime.
Else, your cable TV, internet and phone will seize to function.