Finally, after putting off broadband (by Malaysian standard) to the home for about a year I decided to apply for streamyx. Preety quick, I applied online Thursday night and by today (Tuesday afternoon), streamyx is up and running! Preety wicked eh?
Is Telekom Malaysia getting more efficient?
Currently they are deploying hundreds of thousand ADSL lines... based on the multimillion dollar ADSL tender they awared last year. Efficient in a way... they just need to patch your line to be ADSL enabled.
the installation is fast nowadays, and they have improved the services(they have to!) after so many complaints.
However, how stable is the line has no guarantee... read my blog if you want to know my bad experience. :)
Posted by: LcF | Wednesday, March 24, 2004 at 09:33
I applied Streamyx last two Fridays at a Streamyx booth in PWTC (during MATA fair). I sign up at 3pm, got the call 6pm and they came to fix it at 8.30pm, all in the SAME day. A Superman job.
Posted by: Honeytar | Thursday, March 25, 2004 at 01:25
I wasn't so lucky with my offline application...more than six months and nobody came! But I registered online (heh - I am patient, eh?) and next week, Streamyx was in....am quite the happy surfer...grin...
Posted by: Zsarina | Tuesday, April 06, 2004 at 23:19
I had to wait for a week. Lucky la u guys. Anyway what abt the new service offering (ADSL) from Jaring? But they don't have the license. How funny is that...
Posted by: kijal | Tuesday, April 13, 2004 at 23:39