sucks to have registered 4mbps about 3 weeks before this promotion..

maxis even 'occupy' a obvious booth at entrance of lowyat plaza ' big signboard rm118' - that booth was belongs to htc phone last time ... lowyat really change a lot of the new renovation seen around

just get 1 belkin surge protector with multi socket output.

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Added on June 2, 2012, 1:14 pmseeing some former promoter of other telco 'jump over' to maxis wearing green shirt now ...haha

This post has been edited by coolstore: Jun 2 2012, 01:14 PM

ok but are we need go to TM Point doing cancel or our TM acc will automatic cancel.

how about the RM75 deposit due to the TM fixed line phone? need to return?

Hello anyone

Yes, that will be shown in the final bill too....If there is balance (after deduction of the usages for the previous month), they will refund you in a form of a cheque. If no, then you would have to settle the outstanding amount

Anyone terminating their unifi contract for the 10mbps deal?

A slight side track question here.... when they say fiber broadband does it mean its physical fiber connection from the telco all the way to your modem?

Does this apply to only landed properties (houses)? What bout condo?

which place in penang has this service?

Sign up with DrPitchard, still waiting phone call aiks... So tempting, a week time is just like a month time for me TwT

Totally feel you! It's been two business days since I have submitted the form to DrPitchard.. (Excluding Sat & Sun). But it feels like I've been waiting forever for Maxis' Call

Me also anxiously waiting for the call... Maybe my area got too much subscribers.... Those thinking to subscribe the RM118 package, don't do it

Walked into Maxis service center in Penang few days ago, they said currently only available in areas along Jalan Kelawai.

hi.. anyone know who when will they start implementing the quota?
my friend said he called to maxis, and they say end of the promo, which is end of this month ...

DrP****** can clarify?

For landed, yes. For condo, no. High rise residential will have the VDSL setup. VDSL capable of max speeds of up to 52Mbps. In other words, for high rise residential, they provide fibre optical cables all the way up to the ground floor of your building only (Fibre To The Curb) and from there onwards, they will utilize the current copper wires. Thus, there is usually no drilling/hacking for high rise installation as compared to landed, whereby it will be Fibre To The Home.

Hope that answers your queries! :-)

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Added on June 3, 2012, 10:41 amYou might be thinking, if VDSL works, then why the need to lay fibre optic cables all the way to my condo/apartment? Might as well just give me VDSL and I can still subscribe to Maxis Fibre Home even though there is no fibre optic cables infrastructure here yet?

Well, VDSL only works for a short distance (1km). Thus, the cabling internally at your condo from the ground floor till it reaches your unit (and all the twisting here and there) already accounts for a few hundred metres. Thus, fibre optic cable is still needed to the entrance of your condo/apartment.... :-)

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Added on June 3, 2012, 10:48 amNo issues, you can use it for fax too. The bandwith taken up by phone calls (voice) or fax is marginally as compared to internet access or even HDTV. Just need a fax machine, and you are good to go! :-)

This post has been edited by DrPitchard: Jun 3 2012, 10:48 AM

Patience guys, I submit applications on the next working day itself and directly to the the Home Sales support team. As I might have personally mentioned to some of you, there is a long Q and heavy backlog. The usual 3-5 working days response has now turn into a 7-10 working days response.....

From that call, it will be another 2 weeks to 1 and a half months to installation, depending on your area.....

All I can say, OVERWHELMING response....

Thanks for the PM, Dr P.

You will need to walk in and submit your cancellation request, there is no auto cancel. Just like older days, when you have other telco operator mobile line and you want to get a new Maxis line, you will need to go to your previous telco operator and request to cancel it. Popping the SIM card out of your phone and inserting a new Maxis SIM card doesn't mean the previous one has been cancelled...

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Added on June 3, 2012, 10:34 amP&C stuff....how to clarify.....can't lar......Hope you understand...

This post has been edited by DrPitchard: Jun 3 2012, 10:34 AM