Recently MSN Live had put up a simple survey on public awareness of latest TM product UNIFI which is the first fibre optic broadband packages and IPTV service in Malaysia.
Here are the results.
And TM also stated that they already secured a 900 sign up to date. I guess for all the early birds they are quite lucky. First of all there is no speed cap at the moment, then they don’t need to pay the bills until June and lastly TM waived all the installation fees.
If my hometown is covered I’m surely one of the early birds. Too bad Butterworth is not gonna be in the list for the upcoming 3 years or so in my opinion.
This is the latest plan by TM for Malaysian University Student. It’s open to all university student in Malaysia*. Mind the asterisk. The reason I’ve created this post is to provide as much information as possible on how you can subscribe this package.
The advantage of this package compare to a normal streamyx line.
a) Free HP Mini 210 Netbook!
b) Cheaper monthly payment
c) Free streamyx hotzone account
d) Free wifi modem
e) and Free hypp tunes account (download music legally online)
Due to recent HSBB launch, TM has reduced the price for streamyx cool uni pack. This package were meant for local university student. Cheaper access and free netbook. Very good deal right? Anyway check out the pricing table below.
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Right now, I’m using a normal line streamyx at RM88 per month for 1mb speed. With coolunipack I can get 4mb speed at the same price!! On top of that plus a free netbook. I’m so gonna apply this soon! Gonna terminate my current line first and have to wait for the grace period then only I can reapply again for coolunipack. This what I’ve been told. Anyone know a faster way?
The most anticipating broadband news for this year, Malaysia finally got their hands on fiber optic internet connection. While the coverage is still limited to Klang Valley in the early launch all the hype of HSBB really had brought Malaysian some attention that broadband is actually been considered as a necessity.
The very first high speed broadband services has been launched yesterday on Dataran Merdeka by our Prime Minister and its called “Unifi”
Silly ad. Doesn’t we recognize the guy in this ad? Looks like a CEO of some company .
Anyway I’m using both of them. So I’ll get whatever outcome from this war promotion.
ps: Tips for a broadband company, how about lowering down your monthly commitment? That’s how you will get new users and at the same time make current customers happy too. It’s a win-win situation.
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