in australia, there are premium isps and lower tier isps. one city alone has more than 10 isps. for RM230, you can get a 100 Mbit connection bundled with a home phone that doesn't go down when your internet isn't working. also with a huge 500GB cap.

i download 1080p movies regularly and i could barely hit the 300GB mark.

so being capped isn't really an issue in australia, its just how they manage bandwidth with full transparency. unlike in malaysia you have a vague FUP policy. which imo, is much worse than having a capped bandwidth.

Even if it was an pineapple and a table comparison, it's still considerably cheap. But let's not get started on broadband prices in South Korea and Japan.