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modeon
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 Mar 12 2008, 11:36 AM
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I was thinking of getting the new Streamyx combo but now thinking of getting a mobile internet. I'm staying with a friend and might be moving here and there often. Since I don't have a confirmed place yet, getting Streamyx doesn't seem to be an option.
This new plan seems to be attractive. I think the 24 contract is just a period and it can be cancalled at any time. Just pay for modem and the final month usage. If stick on the contract, the modem can keep.
Can someone tell me if Maxis lets customers keep the modem if the contract is finished?
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modeon
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Mar 14 2008, 10:04 AM
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QUOTE(sschong @ Mar 13 2008, 01:10 AM) Read carefully for those who want to try it out with its 8 days trial period money back..... "Cannot use more then 8MB data" 8MB is too little lah.. Are you sure got such thing? if 800MB is reasonable. Where did you find out that you can't use more than 8MB? I don't see it . On the money back condition, it only states that the modem must be returned in good condition within 8 days. http://surf.u.com.my/faq/surf_with_u_8day_money_back.html |
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modeon
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Mar 14 2008, 01:49 PM
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QUOTE(Tim_88DN @ Mar 14 2008, 12:05 PM) I wonder if Cheras is entirely covered in it's coverage? Because I see that Cheras is in the coverage map....if it is not entirely covered.....in which area of Cheras is covered in it's service(U-Mobile)...... The service looks good to me but i'm still sceptical of it's service.......because this service sounds new to me...and a little expensive though.....RM78/month.....don't know how good it is and how reliable is their service....is it on best effort basis or what.......  I juz asked this due to reasons of wanting a wireless internet service for a college student like me and the rest of the forumers who might be college or Uni students as well...  The website don't have much information on the coverage. I think you have to call them to find out. RM78/month is cheap considering it can go up to 3.6Mbps. Compare to others that are more than RM100/month for similar speed. Of course, I think their service as usual is best effort basis. There is no guarantee service effort in Malaysia that I know off.  Is there a roadshow? I would like to test the speed myself. |
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