Maybe they are starting to cap p2p as well. That is just my wild guess

Let me share you with my similar experience with maxis. I was an ex-maxis broadband user myself. At first I was able to put up with all those non-sense such as blocking ports , 20GB services and other things. At least i was able to play online games with a latency of 300-400ms , which is tolerable. Something to blow off some steam. Then they started to throttle non-standard port by setting the traffic to bulk , hence it made it impossible for me to play online games. sure I can connect fine but the latency shoots up pretty high. Then I couldn't take it and said goodbye to them. There is no use of putting up with companies like izzi i think. Do this , e-mail to mr.Darshan (if you want his E-mail addy) . He is from NCCC ( http://www.nccc.org.my/) . Just express your frusration to him and he will forward it and publish your letter. Send one cc to izzi as well and demand for your refund).Simple , you should opt for a better service instead. Maybe celcom might be better

Hey there,

All you have to do is simply send a letter to Mr. Darshan darshan[at]nccc[dot]org[dot]my (replace it. I've mainly typed in that manner to avoid spambots from spamming his e-mail address). Just send a letter and explain your situation. Let the NCCC folks post up your letter and let them forward it to the MCMC and other relevant parties. Trust me , it will tremble them and you'll be able to get your refund. Use your rights (as a consumer). Just make sure your voice is heard. Do attach relevant documents as well so that Mr Darshan can help you in this matter. This person has helped me a lot in my case against Maxis , which later allowed me to terminate my Maxis Wireless without paying RM 200 termination fee !

This is Malaysia my friend. Things work in a different manner. Even if you go to New Zealand , the ISPs over there do have their own set of policy. Not to mention that there will be a data limit cap. Suppose if you exceed the cap , you'll be capped to 64Kbps for both upstream an upstream till the next cycle. But in Malaysia , its unlimited. That is how they manage their bandwidth in New Zealand. As the old saying goes - the grass is always greener on the other side !

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Similar Threads merged + new facelift. This will be the new thread for izzi users to discuss and to rant of course (with moderation of course)

Thats bad. You should increase your upload once you have finished downloading your stuff. That is what i usually do !

Not many devices do support 64-bit Vista. In fact , I wouldn't even encourage someone to use 64-bit OS. Its recommended for you to stay in 32-bit OS unless you want to run something.

I think izziPRO supports any OSes as it uses ethernet rather then USB or PCMCIA/ExpressCardSlot

*Sigh* - Get it right , not everyone is on the 64-bit OS right now. It hasn't changed fully yet. Maybe in a year or two it will change , for now most of the drivers are written for 32-bit (get your facts right). If I were given a choice between 64-bit OS and 32-bit OS for a consumer computer , I would choose the latter. As for > 4GB of RAM usage , you are pretty much better off in running a server or if you're going to run Photoshop or other applications , it would be recommended for you to switch to 64-bit just for that purpose. Other then that , 32-bit is sufficient enough. My processor supports EM64T , but I don't use it (oh , okay OSX is 64-bit enabled but then it works seamlessly with 32-bit drivers)