unifi down in johor bahru area since 3am, any1 from johor encouting same issue ?

nvm it is up now.

lol down again.



8:44am still down.

9am up, hope dont down again lul.

This post has been edited by y500: Mar 6 2019, 09:00 AM

Demit still down here in papar since 1am.

Skudai area Unifi down. Luckily got plenty of free Unifi Mobile to use.

This post has been edited by MGM: Mar 6 2019, 06:12 AM

Luyang KK, down since 12am. 100 line said there is maintenance from 10pm to 6am... It's 6.30 now still nothing

https://twitter.com/helpmeunifi?lang=en



This post has been edited by y500: Mar 6 2019, 07:24 AM

Plus hypptv RM30 which you can't escape.

TM sux. This is 2nd time full Internet down in past 6 months or so remember last one also cable cut.

Part of TNB’s Nationwide Broadband Plan?
Looks like they are going to cut TM out of the loop.

Is it just me or it is still down now? Penang btw

Wow...ask in english reply in malay?
not bad TM...
good thing we are multi lingual

It always happen. And same like ivr call pick english but still speak the other.

hk movies are now mostly China-HK, need mainland support - funding, actors/actresses, producers, directors.


the point is unifitv does SCM, SCM legend channels offering old stuff, probably thinking jackie chan or 80's films are still king!

unlike on TVN movies where u get all the newer korean movies.

which is why TVN comes out very nice in HD while the chinese ones look old, sick and SD.

there are many good newer chinese channels but guess unifitv does not want to pay for them.

astro/astrogo celestial movies HD is good one - movies quite new, HD.

So total rm129?

You do the maths lah...... not difficult right?

any one know TM technician , need to move my unifi cabling from downstairs to upstairs .
tm official change rm 300 . want to settle out with tm tech offline

klang area

Oh sorry. Total rm119

yes, student pakage .

100mbps + hypp tv + call

using it rite now (borrow my bro student id)

registered on 2017.

and this year will be the last year to feel rm99. hahah

Very good la your maths. RM99+RM30=RM119. Well done.

Haha i go watch captain marvel now

Line still down qs fk

Better

Malaysia boleh ma

No wonder more IPTA unemployed

Haha i see

What to do when your telco/Internet provider lets you down

Published 2 hours ago on 06 March 2019

By Erna Mahyuni

MARCH 6 — I find myself in the unenviable position of having to lodge a police report against my broadband provider.

How did it come to this? It was supposed to be a routine equipment upgrade; my brother’s broadband account had been upgraded and a new router was needed.

My brother was charged for the router, despite being told he wouldn’t need to pay if he agreed to extend his contract.

There was nothing on the provider’s website either that mentioned a payment was needed.

Weeks of dispute later and here’s the clincher: said provider insists my brother “signed” his agreement to pay for the modem.

My brother signed no such thing. Thus, if any signature was on any form, it would be a forgery.

Forgery is a criminal offence, and the maximum sentence is 20 years.

If you end up in such a situation, besides filing a police report (I do not look forward to the process) you should also complain to the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC).

If your service provider has let you down and you have legitimate grouses (your broadband is awful, your phone carrier is down most of the time, you have billing issues and so on) do the Malaysian thing and complain.

It’s as easy as mobile banking:

1. Head to https://aduan.skmm.gov.my/

2. Click on the big green “New Complaint” button.

3. Select from the options of what kind of complaint you are lodging — there is even a helpful “Other” if your particular grouse isn’t listed.

4. After that, a page will then ask you for further details and, if needed, image attachments. This will be particularly useful for billing disputes/customer service issues. Screencaps are your friends.

5. Submit your complaint; you will then receive an auto-generated email with your assigned complaint number.

6. Keep the complaint number handy, as you may then use it to follow up with the MCMC on the status of your complaint.

I had previously had billing issues with my mobile carrier and reporting my problem to MCMC helped expedite the matter.

It might not always be the case, depending on MCMC’s caseload but well, it won’t hurt.

In the meantime, I, alas, will have to be shopping for a new broadband provider who will hopefully charge less and not have technicians with a penchant for crime. May your own Internet disputes be less drama-ridden.

* This is the personal opinion of the columnist.

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