Do you use a router? If you do, then you are probably having problems portforwarding.

Called tmnet and f*** them up. Even though they will do nothing after your complaint, but it is still our right to f*** them for bad service.

i hope the gamen can let another ISP company in malaysia to make the market more competitive like in sg

broken_string, have you complained and taruh tmnet already? if you have already done so, please tell us what they say to you. that also goes for the rest of you guys. tell us what the baboons at tmnet told you about throttling. As for my email that i sent yesterday, they haven't sent a replied yet....

We refer to your complaint pertaining to the P2P issue to Consumer Forum
Malaysia (CFM).

Many thanks for writing your valuable feedback and inputs. We wish to assure you
that TM Net takes feedback from customers very seriously, especially when it
relates to the quality of our services. 

We would like to inform you that TM Net is currently performing some technical
trials on our network system as part of our efforts to continuously improve our
products and services.  Regretfully, the trial exercise may have resulted in
some customers experiencing some slowness in downloading and/or surfing the
Internet. We are fully aware of this and we have taken all the necessary steps
to expedite the completion of this trial exercise.

Rest assured, TM Net has also taken all the necessary steps to minimize similar
disruptions in the future.

On the matter of p2p, we would like to reiterate that the p2p throughput is
subject to peers (seed) availability and their throughput.  Please note that TM
Net does not have any control over peers availability / throughput. 

We wish to highlight that as an Internet Service Provider, TM Net only provides
Internet access and does not guarantee content delivery and performance where it
is not within the domain of TM Net. As a matter of policy, our international
traffic management is designed to cater for all our customers so they have the
optimal surfing experience within the normal limits of Internet usage.

As our priority is positive customer experience, we hope to highlight to
customers that it is important for them to practice responsible usage of the
allocated bandwidth based on normal usage. 

We would like to reiterate that we are not against the use of p2p but we would
like to take this opportunity to educate our customers that the usage of
excessive p2p does impact the overall service availability to other customers.

We wish to also highlight to customers that TM Net provides each subscriber with
an allocated bandwidth to which other subscribers may use the allocation when
not used by others.  Unfortunately, the nature of p2p more often than not, takes
more than the allocated bandwidth, thus causing undue setbacks for other users
when they want to use the service.

Please accept our sincere apologies for any inconvenience caused.  As a
responsible service provider, we believe it is our responsibility and commitment
to educate and encourage responsible usage of the available infrastructure.

Once again, thank you for your direct feedback, and most importantly for being
our valued customer.


Regards,
Afzan Abdullah
Rapid Response Team,CRM
TM Net Sdn Bhd

Want to try a little 2 minute experiment??

COPY THE FOLLOWING 9 LINES TO NOTEPAD:

:START
ipconfig /renew
arp -d
nbtstat -R
nbtstat -RR
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /registerdns
ping 127.0.0.1 -n 240
GOTO START

SAVE AS: IPCONFIG.TXT - then RENAME to - IPCONFIG.BAT

Place the bat on your desktop double-click to run, LEAVE IT RUNNING in the background as long as the P2P torrent is running. Just close it when not needed.

I'm on a "foreign" ISP doing the same thing....but this little sucker UNCLOGGED the pipe for me maybe it'll do some good over there too.