u save RM30 per month. thats great deal at the moment but if u live in big sized family but but but for rm169 i would expect 30mbps of higher. p1 wimax uselesss

This post has been edited by theberry: Mar 22 2015, 02:48 PM

i have no idea why tm wants to keep liking send out private/undertable promo thru telemarketing

This post has been edited by theberry: Mar 22 2015, 04:05 PM

i seriously doubt it why some people are eligible and some are not. and the promo is not public too. even with the promo, they din reduce price and just give u those extra useless addon which u dont need. and until now the price still stay the same back from year 2000.

This post has been edited by theberry: Mar 24 2015, 09:51 PM

to get malaysian price

just multiply the listed price *0.11 = MYR

FOR EXAMPLE 799 baht*0.11= 87.98RM per month



Thailand progresses rapidly liao? when is our turn?

wait until they call u 10mbps RM169

read back few previous page

taken from pipul . ERERBODEH SYUKUR

if not mistaken, they give out 6mins sms and free call for every each RM10 reload

10RM+0.60gst. they give u 6mins sms and call --->> must be same network
20RM+1.2gst 12mins sms and call.



seriously telekom malaysia is the one who should reduce their charge first. retain selling price while giving add-on gives pipul no choice since they monopoly the market./

anyone received call 20mbps for RM149 per month??

According to Dr Halim, the value of the reload is identical to the value prior to GST implementation; the only difference is GST is added to the reload amount.
Starting today, customers who reload RM5.00 and above will be given an additional value which is higher than the 6% GST in the form of free minutes and text messages, MCMC said. This will apply for three months beginning 3 April 2015.
In a meeting yesterday, the four mobile operators and Royal Customs and Excise Department have agreed to this treatment of GST on prepaid reloads.
MCMC added that a survey will also be conducted by the Telcos to assess if customers prefer lower reload values on which GST will be charged. For example, a RM10.00 reload could cost RM10.60 (RM10 reload plus 6% GST added) or instead of paying for the reload with GST, customers would pay RM10.00 and GST will be deducted after reload (RM9.43 reload plus 6% GST added).
On a another note, MCMC said that the industry is working to develop more affordable broadband packages for the people. This is expected to be announced in mid-April. It was reported that charges for broadband services are expected to drop by more than 6%. Currently, all broadband plans pricing were up 6% since April 1 with the implementation of GST

IF u all receive 'secret promo' in the next 2 month,, please dont accept it.


https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=3552494&hl=
fixed line 1mbps RM38

unifi 20mbps RM100?

#the decision is yours. if u cannot wait or want to risk.

This post has been edited by theberry: Apr 15 2015, 10:52 PM

based from the image given, justsay that the fact is that they want to retain their revenue level by bundling those useless addon hypptv channel (no sport channel) bundled for free in all package. #internetisalwaysluxuryinmalaysia


stren89 is that true what ayam saying?

#internetisalwaysluxuryinmalaysia

This post has been edited by theberry: Apr 16 2015, 10:56 AM

dont be so optimistic yet
alot tc to be considered off

Cheaper rates for Internet broadband soon
BY JOSEPH KAOS JR
broadband packages, meanwhile, will start at RM38 a month for 1Mbps speed, which is a 57% reduction from its current price of RM88 a month.

As for high-speed broadband using fibre optics, Ahmad Shabery said a 10Mbps package currently priced at RM199 a month will be reduced to RM179 a month.

The new rates are expected to take effect “in a month or two”, Ahmad Shabery said.

“Affordable Internet rates will allow more people to have access to the Internet in our efforts to become a digital nation.

“Good Internet service and cheap rates will also make the country attractive to foreign investors, and it will also help spur the economy as well as enhance the lives of the people,” he said.

He added that the telco industry should also increase investments to expand infrastructure in order to improve the quality of Internet services.

However, for packages of higher speed and quota, Ahmad Shabery said its rates will be reduced in the future.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2015...broadband-soon/

the secret promo is still better

attract foreign investors? i tot admission on broadband market is regulated

This post has been edited by theberry: Apr 16 2015, 11:31 AM

does this false ad come with 24months contract? .should create more awareness liao supaya pipul tak fall deep inside.

time latew 15mbps for RM149. all rugi banyak

1gbps is already here, just u need to call them to check the price and coverage, u will shock cause biz100mbps already at RM1599. imagine vip 1gbps = RM>10k?

Telekom Malaysia has announced that it is introducing two new fixed broadband packages, saying it is doing so ‘in full support of the Government’s move towards boosting broadband take-up’. The first of the two new plans will offer downlink speeds of 1Mbps and carry a 1GB monthly data usage allowance for MYR38 (USD10.40) per month; the telco claims this price point is some 57% lower than the cost of its existing 1Mbps entry-level service. This new 1Mbps plan will reportedly be available to consumers from 16 June 2015. Meanwhile, TM has also unveiled a new tariff for those looking to connect via its fibre-optic high speed broadband network, with a UniFi-branded triple-play package offering a 10Mbps downlink rate in addition to fixed voice telephony and IPTV to be priced at MYR179 per month, around 10% lower than the current MYR199 rate; [COLOR=red]the new pricing will become effective from 15 July 2015.
Commenting on the decision to amend its broadband packages, TM’s Executive Vice President, Consumer and SME, Imri Mokhtar, was cited as saying: ‘We applaud the Government’s move to drive broadband adoption, and to increase household penetration from the current 70% in a shorter time … We believe the new 1Mbps package will motivate customers to move up to 1Mbps to experience higher speeds at the same price albeit with the 1GB volume capping – especially those who are currently subscribing to the 384kbps package. Whilst the new 10Mbps package will also help encourage those who are already enjoying high speed broadband to further enhance their experience.’

https://www.telegeography.com/products/comm...adband-tariffs/

u guys happy liao start july 15 2015

no, those iptv are compulsory. if u dont want to use it, u still have to pay it. there is no standalone internet package

only lucky person who get that 1.5