so macam mana ni? got limit or not. this thread starter said dont have, but this website still states the existence of the cap: http://www.unifi.my/unifi/index.php?option...d=76&Itemid=206

ah shove it up your behind. the website should be the main source of information, the rest are secondary from which i havent had the chance to look at. you're a typical 3rd-world malaysian, dont you have some respect for others?

thanks guys. i came here to ask about it... too many pages to brose through to find out the secondary source

aside from the internet service, the mini Astro and free phone service is a big sell for me. im thinking of stopping astro service after the world cup.

will TM or other terrestrial channels broadcast the world cup?

if i recall correctly, streamyx prices have never gone down UP. the packages have been upgraded, customers are paying the same price for the price of their old packages, and they've introduced higher speeds for low prices.

give TM a credit where it is due, TM has never increased the price for their internet service products...

This post has been edited by powerfulcool: Mar 26 2010, 10:17 PM

here, id avoid being an ass like the other forumer earlier. i understand that some have better things to do than surf forums all day and night, so things like this comes as news to us....

http://star-techcentral.com/tech/story.asp...&sec=technology

This post has been edited by powerfulcool: Mar 26 2010, 10:20 PM

since RM150 is not much different than RM110, id jump ship now

im moving out of the house in subang by the end of the year though. and if the new place in KOta Damansara doesnt have HSBB, will i be penalized?

yada yada yada go talk with your dog. we have matters to discuss here.

eh can you list down the typical points needed to purchase, a movie, a documentary channel etc...

that would give us an idea how much 1000 points is worth and if we need to top it up with cash when needed

will VDSL users in high rises able to watch IPTV? if VDSL is limited to 24mbps, and if the IPTV only utilizes 8mbps, i dont see why not. but i need to confirm

This post has been edited by powerfulcool: Mar 31 2010, 07:41 PM

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
c. the so-called 6% who hog 80% of total streamyx bandwidth

how can you determine that it's substandard before you have used it? you;re the typical complaining-malaysians aren't you? complain3 without having experienced the service or product beforehand. it's not fair for TM to get the flak before it's even officially launched; getting the flak from people who havent used the service no less. noisy non-buying customers

it's overwhelming because people see it as a value for money; RM150 for a triple play service? that's a good deal compared to what we had previously (typical 1mb broadband cost RM100+ but you're getting 5mbps for just RM150 plus another 2 services)

the argument that it's response is overwhelming because it was launched in high-income area is plain bullshit; the cost for broadband is the same throughout the whole country; if residents in high-income area find it to be a good deal, residents in other areas with broadband access will come to the same conclusion.

btw, do explain what's so sub-standard about the service? free equipment (the 802.11N router alone should set you back RM300!) free IPTV, free local calls, 10cent/minute to mobile numbers (cheaper than most other mobile to mobile calls)...

as for streamyx, my service has never been better. and without numbers and samples, whatever you experience cannot be used as a measuring stick for the internet service by streamyx

you call me apathic, but you know for a fact that you guys are sore and butthurt. TM is changing, they've invested RM9 billion in this project to wire our houses up for the future. tell me what else do you want? even the Americans are having a lot of problem setting up last mile fiber optics network. they are arguing as to whom to pay the bill.. heck, TM is lining up the fibers down your backstreet out of their own pocket without the guarantee that butthurts like you lot would subscribe to the service.

give them some credit and stop being such a pain in the ass for the rest of Malaysians. we dont care about your need to hog the bandwidth. we welcome a certain set of caps to make you lot behave with the bandwidth usage anyway.

p/s havent you guys caused enough damage to the rest of Malaysians by selfishly saturating the streamyx network by downloading 24/7? you 6% used up 80% of the bandwidth. how long do you expect to continue with this selfish behavior? it's about time we take out the whip and get you guys in order. and if you guys dont like the cap, feel free to not subscribe to it. we could use a little less of you lot.

This post has been edited by powerfulcool: Apr 1 2010, 02:24 PM

i wonder how is the dect phone connected to the router? wirelessly or through LAN?

so? it still doesnt give you, a non-user, from complaining about a service you've never used. ive heard nothing short of satisfaction save for a few bad connections to the US servers from the trial users. they are downloading at close to their max speed when connected to multiple connections. the IPTV is flawless, no technical problems there and the same goes to the dect phone service.

what does a chicken user like you have to complain about?


it has to start from somewhere, and those are the free channels anyway, as they go along new channels will be added. your vision is too short-sighted. you expect them to compete against astro in terms of channel listing even though TM has just started this service not a few weeks ago?


what an idiot. you are comparing an internet service to nasi lemak. nasi lemak gets its raw marerials from local business - rice, santan, eggs, all the ingredients to make them are cheaper in rural areas. whereas is it much more expensive to connect rural areas as the population is more sparse, and the user uptake are considerably lower. you simply cannot compare the 2. in fact TM is doing the rural area residents a favor by offering internet connectivity at the same price urban areas are getting.

let me just say this again, you are a retard for comparing internet service to nasi lemak.


you mean indonesia and philipines? I kid; sure, you meant singapore and probably thailand. tell you what, since you proposed the point, you should come up with the source. where is this source comparing the broadband service prices across the region.

as lame as an ass. all you are doing is speculating. you have no points just like the rest of your post. you are an idiot with a foolish agenda... non of your accusations has materialized but you are pointing them out as if they will happen.


aaa it's fun to see my point flying past above your head. what i was saying is anecdotal examples are useless. just because you are experiencing a bad service it doesnt mean the service is bad as a whole. if anecdotal evidence is a valid point of argument, i would like to point out that everyone in my neighborhood has been having a wonderful streamyx service for the past 2 years, all 1000 household... believe me, because i've asked them. 1000 users vs a single user like you having a problem, that' 0.1% bad service rate, so streamyx must be great

tl,dr: your anecdotal evidence is useless in measuring the service quality; so shut it already with your problem from downloading asian porn ok?


they invested 9billion into the infrastructure, and you are saying that they cannot decide on the price points? are you a communist? why are you against capitalism. at RM150 per month there are thousands registering for the service. why? because they "provide a good service". prospective customers are attracted to them. only download monkeys like you refused to subscribe to the service because of the possibility of a cap. tell you what, none of us users are TM miss you 6%.

government is only subsidizing RM2billion probably to connect rural areas where no other ISPs would due to the low ROI.


haih, condescending much? this is how you deliver your points eh?

im not apathetic. i saw a good service and give them credit by registering for it. you on the other hand is too butt hurt because TM is going to change your pirating lifestyle.

haha you are so full of shit. all your points are based on speculations on your part. just fyi, i just got back from the States and i can say the AT&T adsl service there suck more. it's not all gold and roses there. they are having problem with connecting the whole US with fiber anyway, and TM is doing it for free for you without a guarantee a butthurt like you would register for it.

FFFF YEAAAH!

This post has been edited by powerfulcool: Apr 5 2010, 07:50 PM

i already have mine. and i dont understand why people bothered to hold off from subscribing when the price is only 1RM40 more expensive than 1mbps

this is a superb service all of you are missing out

im in subang and the same applies. Unifi FTW. Boycotting are for losers

cant argue against that. and this attitude applies to students as well. when they dont understand what the teachers are saying, they dont ask the teachers but ask their friends. Malaysians are generally pusses.

woah good job rizvan. can you share the steps you took to stream over the network?

i know all of us would appreciate it, teh set top box is shitty yes.

mine was 8hours, flat... it's not even that big a house

ooo, i hope this will not discourage them from introducing more HD channels; if the STB's inability to handle 8000kbps + DRM is true.