Installation charge for unifi is RM200 (currently waived for standard installation for 15 metres only). If your premise requires non-standard installation or additional cabling, extra charges will be imposed by TM Contractor. I suppose they charge for installation as mentioned. Did you ask for receipt?

Yes. Same like Unifi 30mbps you only get 10mbps upload.

Don't have. 50, 100, 500, and 1gb only.

Yes can upgrade. Digi give ZTE router, forget which model but you can read 1 or 2 pages before.

Since all using TM's infra, in terms of customer service TM definitely win.

Fact is Borneo Timur only in parts of Sabah not the entire states of Sabah and Sarawak. I have also enquire about Celcom fibre and later get to know my area is using TM infra so have to do switching if want to change. But good thing in Samarahan area someone mentioned before that Celcom run on Sacofa. I am keeping my option open currently. Also don't want to risk having to cue at Tmpoint and having the installer come in at this point of time.

I predict you will be in for a big problem if you do that. Once you terminate, TM will take some time to release the port, maybe a month or more before you can apply for new ISP. And if you are unlucky your port been taken by someone who wants to register unifi and you end up having no port.

As for the usual process of switching to other ISP under TM's infra, normally we need to register with the other ISP and submit transfer request to TM. It will take about 10 working days for TM to either approve or deny your request. You need to pray hard that they do not use this trial period as an excuse not to approve your transfer. Also will there be any guaranty your address will be updated into the system of the other ISP upon registerring Unifi? If not, you can't register still.

So, this is a very tricky process. If anything happen in between, it may drag your time past the 30 days mark and you are automatically bound by 2 years contract of Unifi.

Above is just my prediction, looking at how this termination/transfer process. If you willing to give it a go, do keep us updated.

Go to Digi and register your desire package. Inform them you want to port from Unifi. Digi will give you a transfer ID.
Submit the transfer id to TM and wait for the process to complete. Once Tm approve the port out, Digi will come to install and your Unifi will be terminated during same day as installation.

Just check my post above yours. I mentioned the procedure this morning.

I can't say for Phone Freedom, but you definitely can combine Digi Fibre 100mbps with postpaid 60 and get unlimited quota.
You may try ask at Digi center, who knows can have more discount.

I google it back then and found someone said it is possible. Vlan ID 1001 if not mistaken.

Was wonderring if go through agent, can they do switching from Unifi to other provider like Digi fibre? Without owner going personally to TM to submit transfer request

If your area has Time coverage, then the cheapest option of Digi Fibre won't be available. Imagine RM90 for 50mbps (Digi) versus Rm99 for 100mbps (Time).

Isn't it same as well? RM500 for early termination on Digi.

Yes, for Postpaid 60 and above. But since lower package not offered, just go for 100mbps. Or maybe can go to Digi store and discuss with them.

Yes.

That's very kind of them. But since they ride also on TM infra, possibility of coverage is there if you are still in the city.

Yes, the discount for postpaid is over a period of 24 months according to their FAQ. So RM160 for first 2 years is honestly quite a good deal.

You can try to drop by any Digi center to confirm. I am also quite confuse especially on Q9 on this page.
https://www.digi.com.my/support/help-center...dditional-lines

Since Digi uses TM, Time and Allo infra, the contractor involve will depend on which infra used in your area. Also, anything that is out of the standard installation, you will need to pay. The amount you can nego with the contractor.

Yes but do expect a bit of delay as they also depend on TM contractor, for areas using TM's infra.

Yes. Forget that they can remote config our BTU.

Keep us updated. Change ISP need to submit transfer ID to existing ISP, in your case Maxis. But see how this will work out for you.

This post has been edited by YoungMan: Jun 27 2021, 12:09 PM