big problem .... 1 year kontrak ....

their system isnt up yet la, even the main page also got missing links, they are kelam kabut now, wait longer la, sooner the price will be revised.

not style of service providers but style of the only service provider in malaysia for nationwide home based internet. there are other providers that provide good value but limited to certain areas only and maybe they can't provide to other areas because you know why...

u should go tmpoint,, tm customer service is very sohai,,

i was going to upgrade mah STD package to blockbuster...bekos HSBB price cannot see 1

I'm just pissed off that i could find my availability but they couldn't. I even have the green box outside my house for a few months already -.-;

If neither of us could find it i would have left it at that. But i found it, they didn't, and no further explanation why that is ;_;

tmnut just pisses me off all the time

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Mar 25 2010, 06:20 PM

Bandwidth isn't free. It was wrong for them to offer us 'unlimited' packages in the first place since obviously they couldn't cope with the demands. Capping was inevitable. Just need it to be fair. And IMO, they just need to lift the cap a bit more. 2/3/4GB a day.. that's crap. 5gb/day for the 5mbps package would have been far more reasonable, IMO.

I don't believe that you can upgrade to biz5 if you are using it from home.

Okay, what counts to the cap? P2P? Downloads? Streaming? Surfing?

So much for the increase to 5% allocation of their revenue towards customer service. so where did all that money go

Bleh just give me RM30 2Mbps already. 2020 i guess.

it will be better if the cap is only limitted to international bandwidth

hope they wont decrease the price,
or i will hate TM Streamyx, haha..

i think i know why the other isp cannot provide the better coverage on some areas..

Only the download is capped correct? So Upload is unlimited and not counted into the monthly bandwidth cap?

register company name la

Thakns. How much would they charge per GB? Expensive I bet.

What happens if you go beyond the limit? Do they charge or limit your bandwidth?

I don't mind the price all that much but why not have a much bigger cap for downloaders?

u rich nyar

Any downloads whether local or international will count.

IPTV does not count (correct me if i am wrong). Apparently if for example you subscribe for 10mb broadband, they give you an extra 8mb solely for iptv.

uploads do not count toward your quota either. So technically, if your just hosting stuff and people downloading from you, your upload is unlimited ( correct me if i am wrong)




Anyway downloads....

1. web surfing
2. games
3. occasional linux distro download...*cough
4. background internet traffic ( your pc applications use some internet traffic, although very little )
5. windows updates
6. game or other software updates
7. utube streaming
8. torrenting ( only when you download. Seeding is upload so won't count toward quota *correct me if i am wrong )

even if it's cheap most people will tend to overspend and be shocked when the bill comes in. For TM this is easy money