QUOTE(sassyset @ Jun 16 2008, 08:03 AM)
agree with goneraz. if they want to charge by rates,
1) no contract. can terminate anytime if not happy with service.
2) p2p friendly. no throttling whatsoever
3) same speed for upload n download. (gamer and anime otaku detected)
4) uninterrupted service guaranteed. stable connection, and no dc unless crittical problems occurred.
Lol wut ?. 1) no contract. can terminate anytime if not happy with service.
2) p2p friendly. no throttling whatsoever
3) same speed for upload n download. (gamer and anime otaku detected)
4) uninterrupted service guaranteed. stable connection, and no dc unless crittical problems occurred.
No seriously , you need to understand the concept of consumer Internet. surely you can get that kind of service if you are willing to take the enterprise package. That means the Bandwidth is dedicated and if you are within the coverage area you should get superb speeds. ISPs enforce QoS (Quality of Service) and bandwidth is shared among users (a very good example is Maxis). This is because bandwidth doesn't come cheap. It isn't cheap as you think. Its just like the oil , its scarce in resources. Same speed for upload and download. That isn't possible with ADSL. We are talking about Asymmetrical DSL here (3G/4G falls in another category. The maximum upload can be achieved by UMTS is 384Kbps/384Kbps. Now that is symmetrical). As for your last point , It is nearly impossible for ISPs to provide uninterrupted service. Even in any best service. IF YOU need one , you'll be using a leased line. Now that is truly uninterrupted !
QUOTE(lionheart23 @ Jun 16 2008, 06:01 PM)
Here we go again. TMNet is still the best among the worst. Have you tried other broadband before ?
Jun 16 2008, 06:28 PM
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