But u have to folk out 500 quite big amount.. Plus registration for maxis.. Cost a bomb

I wonder if can coexist with Unifi? Planning to keep Unifi as well.

it says free unlimited home call, so do I still need to pay for the phone line access fees(25 bucks that is a must every month.. for my current package)??

ive been using it for a few a weeks now. not even a month yet.

Nope, no such thing as RM25 for phone line access fee. It's just a flat rate of RM118 only and nothing else (assuming you make calls within the FREE minutes quota, which is hundreds of minutes!!!!)

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Added on May 18, 2012, 7:50 pmRM500 for the termination fees for UniFi is indeed quite a lot. And yes, you would roughly need 16-17 months to cover that. That being said, you will now also get much FASTER speed, free calls to Maxis mobile numbers and BETTER line stability.

Also, there is NO registration fees too. And the installation fees of RM200, has been WAIVED till 30th June 2012. Same goes for the phone deposit of RM75, has been WAIVED till 30th June 2012.

In short, no upfront payment, and only start paying what you are getting (RM118/month) once the line is up and running.... :-)

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Added on May 18, 2012, 7:52 pmI'm getting 7ms.... :-)

This post has been edited by DrPitchard: May 18 2012, 07:52 PM

Yes, you certainly can!!!!! Still long to go for your contract?

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Added on May 18, 2012, 7:58 pmIt's different from Maxis 3G. For Maxis Fibre Home coverage, you can check it at:
http://www.maxis.com.my/home/coverage.asp

This post has been edited by DrPitchard: May 18 2012, 07:58 PM

Thanks for the information! But if quota back to 100GB/month after exceed 100GB what speed will I get for the rest of the month? And I checked that installation need 6-7 hours?
6-7 hours setting everything up at our home? And how everything is going to be? Drilling everywhere(seems stupid question but... I'm quite confuse about where the fibre optics will be installed)??

This post has been edited by singeryoon: May 18 2012, 08:00 PM

Thanks for your info.. 7ms is really good.. But hell lots of thing to do.. Termination registration installation.. I'm stick to unifi at s moment. Can't afford in time n money.. But it's totally worth it for u when download speed is 1mb/s

another 5 months

how is the process like? Need to go telekom to terminate Unifi and then go apply Maxis FTTH?

If next time got problem with maxis FTTH, call maxis to come fix ?

No result, perhaps my current area don't support Maxis fibre home network.

i also 2 months only.
No choice loh

Currently, there is no quota at the moment, so can use as much as you want! :-)
Installation depends on the residential type. If high rise, can be as quick as 30mins. For landed, as quick as 2 hours. The time stated is the maximum time taken, assuming it is really a big property (3 storey bungalow?) There will be some drilling to lay the fibre optic cables for landed, but for high rise, not neccessary.

100G quota so is average 3G per day which is like my max download per day from streamyx 1M (which i normally dl ard 2G per day)

so i would say the price is fair

i check my area with jalan and IS AVAIALBLE
but i dont see any fibre from maxis except tm unifi fibre
curious how maxis going todo the fibre???

maxis is aslo using unifi backbone also~

OMG best deal fibre optic plan even
10mb package just for RM118 / month
is the cheaper than unifi and p1 fibre

http://www.maxis.com.my/home/plans.asp

I signed up 3 days ago. According to the Maxis salesman, it comes with Astro IPTV 20 or 30 channels basic package(FOC). Launch end June and go Maxis Center to collect the IPTV decoder. :-)

I think this is a good move for the telecommunication industry in Malaysia. At least something competitive to the G ruled TM.

But my concern would be more on the performance/latency to oversea, and the most important is, the coverage area. It seems the coverage area very limited.

vpn can bypass maxis ftth???

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Added on May 19, 2012, 2:09 pmwow... nice plan

scared this price for 1st 3 month only

This post has been edited by nooboy: May 19 2012, 02:11 PM

no any deposit/up front payment needed?

This post has been edited by coolstore: May 19 2012, 02:09 PM

I also interested to know if VPN can used.
plan to subscribe.