Fixing the original and internal TMNet problem by tonight, after 3-4 weeks of constant complaints is inexcusable. Remember they went marry-go-round on AT&T fault, then said it's something else, and in the end said that there's no problem whatsoever.

Bottom line, this is standard bull 101. They know they've got problems but won't announce it. Either they're too reckless to find it or just plain lazy. Both are equally unacceptable.

So, it takes an Asia-wide fault to get their house in order. Contrary to popular belief, gamers and P2P'ers make a small percentage of subscribers. It's when the 'normal' web-surfers, mothers, children and business users speak up that TMnet listens. The latest outage sparked it off.

TMNet need public consultation and/or independant testers from experts in each online industry. All respectable ISPs have this utility and it costs next to nothing.

/respect to all streamyx support coz they immune/resist to curse/fear/seduce etc etc