we can all be giraffes soon, waiting for this turbo

i don't understand this part. correct me if im wrong, no STB package means i can't watch tv programs through my TV? i can only watch it through my phone?

Latest Cheapest Price List for unifi

No Quota+FREE DECT Phone+Free Router

unifi 100 Mbps (Free 600 minutes call + pick one RM30 unifi tv pack + no stb + playtv app) = RM 129 (online/reseller/TMPoint)
unifi 50 Mbps (no Free 600 minutes call + pick one RM30 unifi tv pack + no stb + playtv app) = RM 99 (reseller/TMPoint)

unifi 100 Mbps (Free 600 minutes call + ultimate pack + with stb + playtv app) = RM 159 (reseller/TMPoint)
unifi 50 Mbps (no Free 600 minutes call + pick one RM30 unifi tv pack + with stb + playtv app) = RM 129 (reseller/TMPoint)

Quota+NO DECT Phone+Free Router

unifi basic 30Mbps (no Free 600 minutes call + no unifi tv pack + no stb + no playtv app + 60GB Quota) = RM79 (online/reseller/TMPoint)

latest price is not eligible for turbo upgrade

we can all be giraffes soon, waiting for this turbo

by the time TM announce till i get, i can walk from JB border till Msia north border, few times

Will the price change after 24 months?

TM changed alot recently, this FAQ outdated already.
Got renew contract in new plan.

Correct.

i don't understand this part. correct me if im wrong, no STB package means i can't watch tv programs through my TV? i can only watch it through my phone?

I wonder if they turbo based on account number, mine starts with 10055

Taman Bukit Permata, Batu Caves

The time frame for the upgrade is until June 2019. Still within the time limit.

I wonder if they turbo based on account number, mine starts with 10055

Taman Bukit Permata, Batu Caves

You still can use android box watch,no stb mean no free gave you stb and bcz stb use another bandwitch internet ,maybe there dont gave you that stb bandwitch lol,like you 100Mbps package,internet is 100 and gave you more like 24Mb stb use only,so if no stb there gave you 100Mbps only

to clarify once more, even though i have existing unifi STB box?

anyone is getting the Order Canceled message?

Your order (Modify) was submitted.

Order No: xxxxxxx Cancelled

i see.... understand now. then i dont need the stb, just use my tv's android app to watch it then. hope my elders ok with the change. able to save additional 30 per month.

i see.... understand now. then i dont need the stb, just use my tv's android app to watch it then. hope my elders ok with the change. able to save additional 30 per month.

JASIN: Move over Telekom Malaysia Bhd  ™. The leading electricity provider in the country, Tenaga Nasional Bhd  (TNB), wants a share of the fixed-line, high-speed broadband (HSBB) market that is now the domain of TM.

In relation to this, TNB will run a pilot project in Melaka to test the viability of providing broadband services through its fibre optic network.

TNB’s entry could potentially signal the end of TM’s monopoly in the fixed-line HSBB space and bring about competition at the network access level.

According to an industry executive, if TNB is successful in its venture, it would see the entry of more players offering broadband services, and this could eventually lead to more competition and falling prices for high-speed packages.

TNB has an extensive fibre optic network spanning across the nation with over 12,000km of fibre access, poles and ducts. It has access to over eight million customers.

TNB’s reach will come in handy to cover the lack of HSBB access to certain segments of the population.

Yesterday, TNB said it would start a pilot project in Jasin this month to assess the technical, safety and commercial viability of using its electrical infrastructure for the government’s National Connectivity Plan (NCP).

TNB chairman Tan Sri Leo Moggie said the initiative would allow faster, cheaper and wider Internet connectivity.

He said the project, which would be completed by the end of 2018, would involve 1,100 out of 4,300 houses in Taman Merbau, Taman Maju and Felda Kemendor.

“The households will gain access to a HSBB network that would be made available through TNB’s fibre optics, which form part of our existing communication network,” said Moggie here yesterday.

Moggie said that through the pilot project, TNB would explore the potential of utilising the available capacity of TNB’s telecommunications assets for the NCP without compromising the safety, security and reliability of the electricity supply network.

He said TNB would leverage on the outcome of the pilot project for a decision on the commercial viability for it to embark on possible larger-scale NCP participation nationwide.

“This pilot project will be the platform to test the concept of open access. The platform is expected to stimulate active participation from new and existing providers in backhaul and retail broadband that would create competition that should push broadband prices down for the benefit of Malaysians,” he said.

Globally, electricity company assets, be it fibre, poles or ducts, are used to provide broadband services.

In its June 2018 report, the World Bank Malaysia’s Economic Monitor cited a serious lack of competition as the reason for high prices and low speeds for broadband.

Despite there being 2.6 million fixed broadband subscribers as at end-March, Communications and Multimedia Minister Gobind Singh has said that there is plenty of room for more access.

Apart from TM, TIME dotCom Bhd  and Maxis Bhd  offer fast broadband services in the country, while Axiata Group Bhd  plans to make a major investment in the fixed broadband space next year. Maxis relies on TM’s network for its broadband access.

i see.... understand now. then i dont need the stb, just use my tv's android app to watch it then. hope my elders ok with the change. able to save additional 30 per month.