i think however any of us plead, with whatever facts and figures or comparisons, it will not move TM or anyone else to make changes.

the only thing to do is simply ignore the service

also, it seems that with the caps in place, they are planning to maintain overall int'l bandwidth whilst increasing total subscribers to achieve a 'planned' bandwidth/subscriber ratio in order to maximise profits at our cost

Link

bro, can show how the fiber go into your house - drill hole?

LINK

From Bernama:



means that TM will cap you when you least expect it!!

This post has been edited by ycs: Mar 26 2010, 09:25 PM

Would anyone agree that:


also, why provide connections capable of downloading >1GB in an hour and then complaining when people do exactly that. seems like TM wants customers to pay full price for high speed BUT use sparingly to ensure their profits.

maybe you should become the Head of pricing strategy in TM

then you'd realise that HK is highly urbanised and densely packed within a small area whilst we have many rural and remote areas that also needs broadband not to mention our sprawling housing areas. surely, then our infrastructure cost is that much higher

is the BTU fixed inside the house as well?

And, can the IPTV support 2 or more TV's?

This post has been edited by ycs: Apr 6 2010, 09:44 AM

pics courtesy of rizvanrp from the other thread


Corner of my room before the setup (with 10/100mbps 5 port switch and ADSL modem) :


Setup complete (Aztech DECT phone, D-Link router and Fiber modem) :


Back connectors on the Fiber modem (USB, 4 LAN ports, 1 Console port for TM configuration, Fiber optic port, 2 standard phone jacks) :


Fiber termination unit or whatever (the cable they pull from the FTTH box outside your house ends up here and out into a much softer cable) :


Blurry comparison between a standard phone cable and the fiber cable pulled into your house (both are about the same thickness but the black fiber cable is much harder) :


Set top box for TV (front section) :


Set top box for TV (back section with connectors) :


TMnet DLink router back connectors (WAN [yellow], 3 LAN [blue], 1 VLAN port [red] -- VLAN port is used for IPTV only, any devices connected here will be assigned a private IP on the TMNET IPTV network) :