another ISP won't help.. the problem is still with telekom.. they are still holding their ace card which is the infrustructure itself i.e. the wire phone line.. any new ISP that want to compete with them have to go through them.. that's the reason why so many other ISP like maxis, digi or even jaring are using wireless for their broadband.. the day that telekom open all it's phone line like what singtel did then we will see then end of tmnet or even telekom itself.. 

I just opened up my peerguardian log - and look what I found

so what do you think they were doing? downloading via BT from mimos headquarters?

It does but u have to setup the proxy setting almost like the other p2p softwares. This Setting is asuming you are using the free account which is limited to 64kbps.

>Connection>Listening Port
Port used for incoming connections: take note this number for later.
then Proxy Server

Type: Sock5
Proxy: localhost
Port: 1080

Check Use proxy server for peer-to-peer Connections.

Then >BitTorrent>Number of Connections

Global maximum number of connections: 10
Maximum number of connected peers per torrent: 10

Number of upload slots per torrent: 1

then in the Your-freedom client

>ports > Server Port Forwards
Add
Remote Port: that number earlier
Local Address:localhost
Local Port: that number earlier

we just cross our finger n pray so that programme geek n hackers for bt client can find solution how to tipu isp that shaping the connection of bt

bt news

Hope this is new news for u guys

He said: "Certainly, you could see P2P as one of the killer applications for broadband. What that means is that, if users find that their broadband service is actually limiting the application that they most want to use, they'll simply go somewhere else."

hi TC BOY i'm following ur guide here but hmm can you tell me why the first and the last step is necessary? thanks .. anyway i'm seeing only slight increase with your freedom, i'm hitting around 20++

NetEnforcer is a new weapon for the ISP's in the battle for bandwidth. The developers of Azureus, Bitcomet and µTorrent have some work to do if NetEnforcer can live up to its expectations.

Bulldog is one ISP which does not feel the need to traffic shape its data flow. The company's Gavin Young says this is because there are different types of ISPs.

He told Click: "Some ISPs are what we call infrastructure-based, and that means they build their own networks.

I think most of us are running out of proxies. The last three that I used were good and I was able to get full speed. Now none seems to work anymore.

Just want to ask ...how much is a proxy server cost ? Anyone has any idea ? i'm just wondering if it's feasible to share share a proxy server among ourselves.

Bulldog is one ISP which does not feel the need to traffic shape its data flow. The company's Gavin Young says this is because there are different types of ISPs.

He told Click: "Some ISPs are what we call infrastructure-based, and that means they build their own networks.