What he is trying to say is that it will take some time to address the network congestion issue of certain area. As users are always on the move, it's hard to keep the service quality strictly at tight standard.
If you can't wait for the network congestion to be addressed, you always have the choice to go over to another less congested service provider. (Unless you're saying about Unifi, that's monopoly and it's another story)

SO far there isn't any technology to aggregate TDD and FDD LTE networks together. I am not sure what claim did you base on to say webe is doing CA on its network for some areas.

They have to do it this way because they don't want their home fixed broadband to be marginalised. I guess the ideal for TM is that everyone subscribes its Unifi at home and webe for every family member on the go. Greedy huh...

Of course they are re the champion of convergence in this country, because nobody else is depending on taxpayer fund to build out the fiber network and also got the dominant, if not exclusive right to use the asset.

It is too much hassle to use its service with restrictions. Just let the market speaks and it shall repent.

Hopefully it doesn't end up to be like Pro***, to seek protection from government so that it can stay in advantage from the competition.

The culture just isn't right. It sounds like users need to be lectured all the time...

I will refrain from taking this Telco until there is change in the way they treat customer.

20mbps is not enough for streaming? Then how do the streamyx subscribers survive?

So this definition is based on where?

Don’t you know it is still the same company that monopolizes the fixed broadband market by large? Don’t you know that it always use the same tricks to bind early birds with contracts and offer much cheaper packages to new subscribers, just like how their home broadband?

Don’t trust the company which can’t even properly implement the ‘thank you surprise’.

TM needs to accept the fact that it does not enjoy the exclusiveness in mobile services market and improves the services in meeting the market’s demand. ‘Take it or leave it’ will not work like it’s fixed broadband arm.

It is not necessarily due to blocking but because of ‘double NAT’ issue. In other word, you might have port forwarded the necessary port from your router to the IP but from the IP it is not forwarded up to higher IP. Basically the ip you’re using on mobile data connection is a shared of one or a range of IP originated from ISP.

No I am not the one configuring the VPN to make remote CCTV viewing works. It’s some other people.

I realised this when I was trying out the Digi infinite plan, intending to replace the old shitty streamyx.

Err I think I said I did not do it for broadband over cellular network?

My current setup is to port forward the CCTV service with streamyx home broadband.