I'm at Block B but I don't think you'll be able to even detect my signal with the level differences.

I'm on UNIFI too and I have never been charged for relocation. What's the fee for a fresh application?

Since fresh application is free and IF they insist that relocation would costs you RM200.00, might as well terminate your existing account and apply afresh

UNIFI is offering RM149.00 for 5Mbps only so yeah, RM148 for 10Mbps is quite a good deal, double the speed. Depending on what you want, I don't have Astro or any other mode of entertainment so i'll need a very fast internet speed. I'm currently subscribed to UNIFI's 30Mbps for RM179.00. I stream everything from movies to radios. There's not to complain about other than the occasionally drop in speed but nothing they can't fix through a few tweets.

Yeap, I've heard from many people that TIME is commendable but its coverage is very limited.

So far, there's no stability issue for UNIFI yet. My speed is quite consistent.

Well, there's no trite law as to whether what charges are "supposed" to be levied on the consumers by these ISPs. It's all stated in their contract and you've agreed to them upon signing up for their services so if they want to levy such charges then you will have to bound by it. Plus, this is a request made by the consumer so it is "additional work" to them.

But generally, if you asked me, ISPs shouldn't charge for relocation fees because technically speaking, they are not physically relocating the services, just merely diverting the flow. Base upon the law of reimbursement, unless the ISP has incurred costs for the relocation (travelling, wiring etc) then it is prudent that we reimburse to them such costs. Other than that, I don't think it is fair to levy any charges on the consumer especially to the ones who remained faithful to them for several years.

The last I heard (in the month of October) is that there's a few units left but they are all facing undesirable directions and big units only so unless you have no preference then I'd suggest you shop around the market. There are quite a lot of people letting go units in Block A.

Apparently yes. The office takes "admin fees" for reasons unknown to me. So, they require you to pay RM550.00 to them and then they will only refund to you RM500.00. Same goes for the renovation deposit.

Welcome neighbor, I'm also in Block B =)

Well, people selling off their units in Zefer aren't new. In fact, it has already started since VP was given last April.

Majority of the people there bought a unit there for investment purposes. I know of this when I signed the Sale and Purchase Agreement but I guess these investors did not contemplate that they are to sell off their units so quickly. Who would have thought our government could so effectively messed up our economy to this state of shit.

Don't worry though, it's not that Zefer has no market value or its value is depreciating. In fact, I've heard from some of the agents that Zefer is one of the most sought after property in Puchong but not sure how real is this after O'Haka and Twins has been completed but whatever it is, I think even for investment purposes, holding on Zefer may be a good choice. Afterall, it's at the highest peak on the hill in the vicinity =)

If what I was told is right, Maxis/UNIFI makes no difference because they both use the same lines to deliver the connection. I'm subscribed to UNIFI's 30Mbps and so far, the line isn't really THAT stable. Initially, I got what I bargained for but now, my connection dips to between 15Mbps - 25Mbps, only occasionally 28Mbps which is super rare but I guess you will be fine =).

Then again, welcome!

Yeah, plenty of people are rushing their renovations now, planning to move in before the next Chinese New Year but thankfully, contractors can only start work after 9pm and must stop before 5pm which is a relieve.

It's a good place to live, just that the road leading here now is very congested especially between 7pm - 9pm. The road is hogged by inconsiderate people who frequent the badminton court nearby. I cannot understand why despite having an ample open car park at the side of the building, these people still rather parked at the side and cause congestion.

I really hope one fine evening, MPSJ will come and tow all their damn cars away.

Long balcony is definitely a plus =)

Type R is what size?

By the way, some pictures to share. Taken during my first swim in its "infinity pool"





Sorry for the poor quality. Taken with my puny 8MP iPhone 5S =P

The depth is only 1.2M across and though it appears to be small but it's sufficient but I'm not sure if it's meant for families =/ may get a bit too crowded for comfort if so.

Used the gym facilities for the first time as well and I'm rather quite satisfied. Ample equipment and FREE WEIGHTS =D

Good morning!

Yes, it is.

To be honest, I'm quite satisfied with my purchase of this parcel in Zefer.

Just sharing some recent "upgrades/improvements" that the management has spent monies on.