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Prepaid Unlimited Data & Call Price War 2020, Who will be the winner
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Jun 16 2020, 12:26 PM
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Jun 18 2020, 09:59 PM
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Jun 20 2020, 12:56 PM
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Jun 22 2020, 05:34 PM
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QUOTE(Candy12 @ Jun 22 2020, 04:54 PM) Super WiFi Account with upto 650Mbps/100Mbps.This can only be made possible and this cheap when fixed FTTH is cheaply and widely available in your country to offload mobile traffic.Something which Malaysia is behind other countries by many years. 10 mbps vs 521 kbps...i wanna laugh liaoπ€£π€£π€£Also it seems Thais are culturally more honest and responsible unlike Malaysians who love abusing lines with terrabytes of usage every month or is it really so? I also suspect that all these cases and examples of people claiming they are using hundreds of GBs of data in just 1-2 days or total average of over 1TB downloads per month might be done by own insider telco staffs to accuse Malaysians in general that we love hogging their infrastructure and justify FUP quotas to protect their revenues.All these when we know that most Malaysians would need to spend more than 8 hours from morning till evenings toiling at work? You see in general Thais have higher number of citizens living below middle class income group and higher number people under poverty. Given that fixed lines require long contracts, many would opt for mobile plans without contracts or even share unlimited public wifi accounts on the cheap for 99baht with their own rogue APs. So aren't their mobile data traffic has way higher utilization than Malaysia considering they have much bigger population?How come they have so many ISPs and spent so much on pulling fibre everywhere yet many of their telcos are still operational today? We only have TM in Malaysia which monopolizes a big chunk of Malaysia's fixed line marketshare. Thailand has more than 5 fixed line players which offer nationwide fixed fibre services in most major cities and towns. They have TOT, CAT Telecom, True Online Cable, 3BB, AIS, CS Loxinfo, and KSC all with their own built fibre network for last mile. Their after quota depletion speed is 10Mbps while Malaysian's standard is still 512kbps(0.5Mbps)? Could it be that our Malaysian telcos are INTENTIONALLY not upgrading their equipment to create a false situation of congestion and all this blame of line abuses are none other than SELF-INFLICTING done by their own insider staffs stereotyping and blaming Malaysians of always hogging their lines? |
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