I'm in Shah Alam, do you think I can register for 5MBps Unifi package?? Would like to go TM to do so but I'm working... so time is not flexible.

i heard  only section 7, section 8 are the few available areas in Shah Alam...

9/6, can check for me ah?

do they count the bandwidth you by the iptv for throttling purpose ?

last time I called tm, and I give full address jln sultan salahudin bla2 instead of 9/6 and they did check into the system but the result was not available. maybe that's the reason. haha

semi-d one..60..hehe..u?

hahaha the response on Unifi registration is OVERWHELMING according to the CS

so much for the boycott. the only people boycotting are:

a. super heavy downloaders
b. people who cant even apply for the service  (i say 80% of them b1tching bout unifi is under this category)
c. the so-called 6% who hog 80% of total streamyx bandwidth

TM is GLC. 1st and 2nd largest shareholder are Khazanah and KWSP which totals up to a bit less than 50% of total shares.
Unifi uses part of Government money to buildup, i.e, our money, our mom and dad's money. Why do we not have the right to complained
I'm sure you read this few pages back.

Andohbtw, AFAIK, There were other people who were interested in taking up the the HSBB project, but it was 'awarded' to TM. So basically, the G is telling TM, 'here's another new monopolistic service for you to control. And TM decided to make it harder for other competitors to join in by telling them you gotta offer 'value added service' or we won't sell you access. Besides, they are behaving like how you expect a monopolist to behave. By refusing to unbundle IPTV and tells you they are selling digital lifestyle service? What tahi lembu is this.

Pardon me, its use my money too, even i maybe 0.001 percent, but khazanah and kwsp do taken money from my salary every month every year.

You are both, quite simply speaking, wrong.

If the government opened the project for tender, you'll see a lot of companies fighting for it. Any company is always willing to put money into a project as long as there are returns. Maxis rolling out their own fibre is evidence of this. You really think Maxis can't find investors to bring out more money to tender a project that would connect the whole of Malaysia?

The problem is things aren't planned out properly. You want to increase broadband penetration, that's fine, its a commendable goal. However is it really the right idea to spend unnecessarily and hook up the rural areas with fibre which most people can't afford or want to use? I do like the idea of connecting rural areas with fibre, but if the price is at what it is now, it simple isn't affordable for those people.

If cost is too expensive, hook them up via ADSL first or something, I'm sure there are many cheaper alternatives to hook up rural areas with sparse population.

Malaysia where got so honest, you really think its because of TmNet's experience? FYI, Maxis has experience with broadband, so do other companies like TIME and penangfon/metrofon (which has more experience regarding fibre services to residential areas).

Expertise can always be brought in (and usually is), you think TM does all the work themselves? Laying cables and all are handled by contractors, not by TM specifically. So while the people go in as an entity (e.g. Maxis, Time, etc), behind that entity there will always be contractors/companies/experts leading it. Things aren't just so simple and clear cut like "Maxis don't have wired broadband, so they can't do wired".

So when is this unifi coming to jb?

man conquering malaysia pininsular i want other then TM to conquer like jaring,Time,Penang FOn... say no to kroni curopted TM company!! crap cheating us suer my mother also helping me pay they fakap bill although we dont use still the bill come for 1 whole month WTH? 5 days no internet dont count? 3 day with no phone dont count ...

last word Guy boikoit UniFi dont let it reach 1000!!!