Usually they will also place a small signboard there which states something like on-going works for high speed broadband, that usually indicates a UniFi work.

I'm interested to see how Celcom will price its fixed broadband. They were quite competitive in the mobile data field recently. If there's some sort of promotion like how Maxis offers its own OnePlan subscribers, then it should be good too.

My only concern would its customer support team, they are usually not trained much on technical aspects and more likely to read from a script and then lodge a report. After that, usually their follow up is pretty slow also.

The problem with Maxis is probably heavy throttling on peak hours, but I think that is to be expected, when UniFi were still offering their VIP packages, Maxis' packages were cheaper than UniFI. Logically speaking, how can Maxis be cheaper when they are riding on TM's infrastructure (cost involved).

Yes I remember as well, I think last time fixed broadband wasn't an option for you right, and the plan was like D68/D98?