You are an example why they'll not get new customers in areas already served with HSBB. Many are still tied to HSBB subscriptions, so they won't bother paying so many bills.

i second that, after all competition is always good for us users 

I just hope they'll be ard long enough n survive. Remember MetroVision anyone, those were good times....

They just install their new cables in front my house. Wonder what channels are they offering....

I'm using Maxis previous RM118 10Mbps package. With RM19 more I got 600mins to Maxis Mobile and 200mins IDD, which I utilize almost 80% every month. So, RM98.99 still doesn't make me feel like switching.

How would you rate your Maxis 10GB plan? Good, Bad, Ugly? Which area?

I'm waiting to sign up mine near tmn equine area but all the slots are currently full and waiting TM to drag its feet

Current promo tie up is 2 years.
For me, it's too long for the tie up for a new ISP with no proven experience of managing customers.

Maxis is not a new ISP. It has the experience of managing internet services ever since before fiber was born in Malaysia. The current ABN is a totally new company. If it's Maxis I'll sign up. ABN? Heh, it's TV service also cannot do properly. Mine was down for 4 consecutive days. CS also new, don't know anything except requesting customers to reset decoder and wait.

TV service only.
They did offer one month free internet.

Just got my 10 Mbps ABNxcess Internet installed today at JB. So far, the speed is excellent for me.  However, the TV can only be activated tomorrow as told.

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2974703381

The RM500 rebate will be spread over 10 months.  To be eligible, you must present your existing broadband bill (from other Telcos) for verification.  That means the first 10 months' payment will be RM55 per month and the rest will be RM105 (including 6% tax). Also, the contract period is 2 years and premature termination will incur a RM500 penalty.  Free installation during this promotion period, but don't know will last for how long.

Will try out for a week before deciding to terminate my 4 Mbps Streamyx.

They told me it's the standard 6% Malaysian government tax.  I'd also remember paying this tax for other services as well previously, although there are some establishments which don't impose this tax at the moment.  ISP is ABNxcess.

Here you are,
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2976356311

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2977217213 Hongkong
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2977183291 Taipei
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2977176661 Seoul
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2977210780 Tokyo
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2977194577 San Francisco
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2977188513 New York
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/2977181020 London

Sorry, I don't do much torrent.

I also don't know why my ISP is unnamed and it seems to be located in Brunei. 

maybe you lucky...