Thread: Fuck TOT

Originally Posted by Butterfly

Originally Posted by Wallalai

3BB Premier 3MB/1MB = 997 bahts/month. I get 10% discount paying for 12 months.

does it work on TOT lines ? I hear so many nightmare stories, it's hard to switch to get fucked over

True ADSL + TOT landline = no worries

My package, 4mb for 599 baht.

Originally Posted by Butterfly

does it work on TOT lines ?

I don't know, I'm with TT&T, never heard of Maxnet on TOT lines.

Maybe ask The Muffinman what package he pay for ? Is it the Basic Fit 4Mb/512Kb on this page at 590b ?

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Originally Posted by benbaaa

This is how fast TOT's 3MB package in Chiang Mai is working today:



Fuckers.

Birmingham UK to Bangkok.

in UK !!!!


running off next doors wireless connection!

had to mess with me µt settings when I realised the upgrade, nice to see 400+ download tho

this is mine, glad its free!

Originally Posted by Butterfly

Originally Posted by Fondles

Scroll up to post #9...............

If ADSL2+ is available to you, the ISP will provide a modem.

but you need a True number or some other non-sense, or near a True exchange

I have a true sim card.

True is not the only company offering ADSL2, check around for other providers in your area.

In Khon Kaen

In Udon, less than half the speed I am paying for and this about as good as it gets.

Malaysian 'speed' . . .


We have two connections here, the broadband I tested this on and the company internet which is . . . . . . down! Telekom Malaysia! Yipee. Oh, and the office is smack in the middle of the much vaunted Internet Highway Supercorridor.

Fukk 'em , most of the money spent went into Malay pockets . . .

Ah, the connection is finally up again




It's a sad state of affairs when this, supposedly, 'modern' country suck big time in this area . . . can't wait to move back to Singapore

Originally Posted by peterpan

In Udon, less than half the speed I am paying for and this about as good as it gets.

I'm supposed to be getting 5Mb/512k - It's so obviously capped at 3Mb though. Still, at least I'm not on TOT.

Originally Posted by panama hat

Malaysian 'speed' . . .


We have two connections here, the broadband I tested this on and the company internet which is . . . . . . down! Telekom Malaysia! Yipee. Oh, and the office is smack in the middle of the much vaunted Internet Highway Supercorridor.

Fukk 'em , most of the money spent went into Malay pockets . . .

Gosh!! Things are looking up in the land South of the Border

When I was living in KL Broadband was not available for private users from Telekom !! We paid through the nose ( and all other orifices ) for bloody Dial-up !
I get all nostalgic when I send a fax now and get that bloody connecting to fax whistle ! Weeee- WEEEE-Weee diddley diddley diddley

You get cheap thrills, happyman! Have a green, mate

Phuket, 3BB 3MB package. I wonder why it thinks Phuket is <50 miles from Bangkok?

I might go with TOT, they have good bargains for 590THB [at] 4MB

That's what I got. Works pretty well most of the time. Drops out occasionally but who cares.

I have CAT as ISP and am paying for quality instead of quantity, 2MBit/0.75MBit for
~1800 baht per month..



Notice the excellent ping time (latency) from Samui to Bangkok.

Latency to Europe is a bit higher than normal now, is usually around 250mS which is reasonable considering the distance.
Do also notice that there is no drop in download speed between Thailand but a drop in upload speed.

Originally Posted by slackula

I wonder why it thinks Phuket is <50 miles from Bangkok?

They can not measure the distance in a ping test, only calculate the distance from the place where the test servers IP is registered to the place where the testers IP is registered. Most ISP's register their IP blocks to their head office address.

that's the 4MB package ? why does it say 2.61MB max speed ?

I have the TT+T 3bb Indy package 590bt OK most of the time but just slows to a stand still after 2300hr and weekends can be slow .

Originally Posted by lom

They can not measure the distance in a ping test, only calculate the distance from the place where the test servers IP is registered to the place where the testers IP is registered. Most ISP's register their IP blocks to their head office address.

Thanks, I've learned something.