You tak suka then don't subscribe, as easy as that.............

I don't think any other ISP can afford RM8.9 billion..........

Who are the OTHERS? DAP/PKR cronies............. ?

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Added on March 25, 2010, 8:36 pmThe RM11.3 billion project, signed in September 2008, is a public-private partnership agreement between TM and the Malaysian government to develop next generation HSBB infrastructure and services for the nation.

TM is putting up RM8.9 billion while the government is contributing RM2.4 billion on an incurred claims basis based on project milestones reached by TM.



This post has been edited by azzrul: Mar 25 2010, 08:41 PM

Tulah pasal......

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Added on March 25, 2010, 8:42 pmRm8.9 bil tu pun tak tahu berapa lama nak balik modal........

This post has been edited by azzrul: Mar 25 2010, 08:42 PM

YOu tak suka you boleh keluar............

Got RM8.9 billion...........?

That's why we need TM. Orang Sik and Baling pun mau guna internet juga. I don't think any private ISP willing to provide their service there..........

Don't be selfish la......ulu people also want to use high speed internet.....

Then don't subscribe........use P1 la, no cap & very cheap........

Biasalah pulau people.............

This post has been edited by azzrul: Mar 25 2010, 09:19 PM

Ya la, I oso hate BN......PAS is a lot better...........

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......................

How about Streamyx & P1....
BTW, where you staying actually..........?

You guys yang bising-bising ni kawasan korang ada coverage HSBB ke............? . AFAIK pulau people won't get their HSBB until Q3

By JO TIMBUONG

intech@thestar.com.my

PETALING JAYA: Good news. The download cap on Telekom Malaysia’s UniFi high speed broadband service packages has been suspended.

The telco made the announcement on the Twitter microblogging site today and said it made the decision after taking into account public feedback on the cap.

“NO volume cap 4 all #unifi packages 4 now. Decision due to public feedback. TM will only monitor usage pattern 4 time being (sic),” read the tweet.

A spokesman for Telekom Malaysia told In.Tech that the telco, however, does still reserve the right to enforce a download limit to ensure all UniFi subscribers receive equal service quality.

Yesterday, many Malaysians complained on Twitter about the cap. They were disappointed because the cap would restrict the daily amount of data they can download via the high speed broadband service. (See report at http://bit.ly/ddk67k.)

They were also disappointed to learn that if the cap was exceeded, their connections would be throttled down to about 10% of the purchased speed. UniFi is available in 5Mbps (megabits per second), 10Mbps and 20Mbps packages.

With the latest announcement by Telekom Malaysia, many people are rejoicing. Among them is communications consultant Justin Then, who said he’s happy to note that Telekom Malaysia listens to consumers.

“Capping our high speed Internet access doesn’t make sense, if the Government wants Malaysians to seek out knowledge and be innovative,” he said.

A Twitter user, who asked to be identified only as Flo, said she’s glad Telekom Malaysia has decided not to employ the cap for now.

“We are paying a premium for technology that offers super high bandwidth, so a daily cap shouldn’t be applied. There’s no value in that; we would be better off with regular broadband,” she said.

Watch HD content konon....padahal 90% is illegal/pirated.......

Download illegal content lg takmau ngaku..............

Which one you want, stricter law on pirated content or bandwidth capping........?

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Added on March 26, 2010, 6:02 pmI pun ingat nak boikot but my area belum ada HSBB, so how to boycott?

This post has been edited by azzrul: Mar 26 2010, 06:02 PM

I'm all for bandwidth capping............

ya betul tu.........SIngapore is only as big as Arau town......how to compare with Malaysia.