Suicide bomber best Tm sure shiat brix


Refer previous page pls.

Ok u volunteer first...LOL.

You get tossed into jail under isa for that i hear

I rather just protest via lowyat


Lol i feel like this sometimes .... but i never carry it out Even if it was done, i am sure it would be covered up to look as if it never happened.

Mongolian women blew to bits, never happened gasp

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Mar 26 2010, 10:14 AM

Ayam kambing, Tm better watch out. AaaaaaaHHH. LOLZ

since TM people is noob and dont surf lowyat, they wont know our situation. hence, to make them know about our feedbacks and situations and rants, why not sned emails/letters/feedbacks to them? so they will re-justify the price and caps.

We're in newspaper today

http://bit.ly/9zthVR

Setakat jadi keyboard warrior boleh la.......if you want to do protest, you have to ask PAS Youth to join you. They are very good at that. Sure successful one......................

The Star also highlight the capped issue:

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...0663&sec=nation


PETALING JAYA: After the excitement of Telekom Malaysia unveiling UniFi, its high-speed broadband service that offers Internet speeds of up to 20 megabits per second (Mbps), the bubble burst for many consumers here.

Some are disappointed over what they feel are expensive charges for the packages for home users: RM149 for 5Mbps, RM199 for 10Mbps, and RM249 for 20Mbps.

In Singapore, a 1Gbps (gigabit per second) service – which is five times the speed of a 20Mbps connection – only costs about RM200.

But the real disappointment is the realisation that the UniFi packages have a cap on the amount of data that can be downloaded.

The consumers bristled when they learned that the 5Mbps service is capped at 60GB of data per month. The 10Mbps service is capped at 90GB while the 20Mbps service has a 120GB cap.

They were even more disappointed to learn that the data download caps are calculated on a daily basis.

Consumers were further horrified to learn that if they exceeded their daily download limit, their high-speed broadband connections would be throttled down to about 10% of the purchased speed.

Telekom Malaysia CEO Datuk Zamzamzairani Mohd Isa said at a press conference to announce the UniFi pricing yesterday that the measures were part of its Fair Usage Policy.

“This policy is a standard industry practice to ensure that all subscribers get to enjoy the same web surfing quality,” he said.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak launched UniFi at the Dataran Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday night.

That sums it all up....

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Mar 26 2010, 10:30 AM

everybody not happy with tmnut unifi should just boycott it. they will be forced to revise their prices and cap. what do you expect from a glc runned by corrupt cronies?

GOOD. At least some newspaper guys are listening around.. I believe their words with reach those in power faster than US.

Unless will start boycotting in front of TM building.

Seems almost half of current money to implement this come from taxpayer money, I really believe they should lower the price.

Really disappointed to introduce new service without any price cut. TALK like they gonna decreased broadband about 50% BUT it's nothing.

Change to which government?

We pray for a Tsunami again?

what makes u think changing gov will change TM package prices ..
im boycotting with or without caps since it's expensive..

I can accept a monthly capped but calculated on a daily basis ???? TM GTFO!!! screw U

Daily basis...LOL. 60GB/30 days= 2GB/day??? WTF.....

next month we can see in the newspaper that tmnut unifi has closed shop because got no customers!

Won't close shop... if no business.. Gov will step in and `force` their ministries, companies and ppl to take up the package

Dengar cerita kalau Anwar jadi PM, 100Mbps RM10 je sebulan.....no bandwidth cap watosever.......gogogo Anwat

People always think the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.. until they get there. That's why

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Added on March 26, 2010, 11:29 amNo we will have free Internet. I'm dying for them to take over, I'd love to have free Internet.


This post has been edited by wodenus: Mar 26 2010, 11:35 AM