QUOTE(augkyos @ Nov 8 2018, 08:01 AM)
Go for maxis if they said they have port. Maxis is way stable than Unifi IMO. (MAXIS use UNIFI Port yo.. later they might feedback to you say PORT FULL!)
I constantly get 28.2M DL and 28.xM UL for 30mbps @Rm89. Thou I now moved house have to apply for new UNIFI, hopefully it has more stable performance by now.
as much as I dislike tm, maxis customer service is worse man.. as for their speed, if you compare with unifi; you look around most people (except turbo accounts) are getting 100% (and slightly above) of the subscribed speed
I believe this is due to maxis capping the speed ngam ngam without considering the overheads
but someone said tm is the one who control the capping since maxis rent their infra
QUOTE(KnightSports @ Nov 8 2018, 09:44 AM)
I think it is somewhat different in your examples where some of the packages were advertised or at least having TM to approach customers to coax them for an upgrade with special promotions. Like from the period two years back when our national budget stated that we need to be a nation with high speed internet and out went the 5 or 10mbps packages and TM were actively calling customers to get them to upgrade to the higher speed 30mbps packages for RM10 or RM20 less. I got mine at RM169 as opposed to the official RM179 that was advertised for new subscribers back then.
This time, they are more similar to the Maxis incident back then when the telco postpaid price wars was on and they were trying to desperately retain customers from leaving as they had no contract with maxis and is free to leave at any point with their number intact. So, they tailored plans to each and every customer who threatened to leave in order to get them to stay and this is where the problem arise as different customers start realising they were getting different treatment from the telco based on the packages they received.
MSAP is actually done to make high speed internet more affordable to the general masses and intended to encourage competitive pricing from rivals in the market. By doing so to undercut their rivals by offering tailored products that were not made known to public is somewhat showing they are just still expecting their customer base to be oblivious to whatever they are trying to pull off.
While i am not sure how others think of this, but it sure as hell is kinda dumb to me because it causes the customers to lose faith in the company as an overall.
fair enough
seems quite a few people are getting RM119 for 30Mbps, particularly those with infra limitation
my friend was offered 30Mbps@RM149 + ultimate tv not inclusive of tax. no new hardware but contract renewed for 2 years. he was only offered this package when he threatened to terminate

the guy posted in here a while back I think
QUOTE(KnightSports @ Nov 8 2018, 09:53 AM)
So, someone really did get the hiddene 50Mbps @ RM99?
yeah I remember someone in here posting that he got that package BUT
IINM, he hasn't posted any screenshots of the bill and at the time of posting, it was subject to the manager's approval or something? can't recall exactly, maybe someone else remembers