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Guys I think we should just ignore Henry Ng. Bleeding obvious that he/she/it is a troll. So far all his comments are useless and has this one sided hidden message to promote Singtel.

Once challenged and unable to answer he will just run away in avoidance, then to surface again with fresh new nonsense.

Bottomline: Just ignore his/her/it's posts

+1 There is a reason why he was in YouKilledKenny's greasemonkey script for ignoring trolls ma :D

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MR just called me back regarding my homevoice which was not working when I sent an email to them 1 month ago

Seriously, I think there's some kind of major communication breakdown in their departments. They don't update each other. The CSO I talked to seems so lost as well when I told her it was already resolved some time back.. ;)
 

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+1 There is a reason why he was in YouKilledKenny's greasemonkey script for ignoring trolls ma :D

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Why so serious as it is just a forum to voice personal view. Noboby is perfectly right or wrong. He is just over reacting.
I have worked with so many senior people before. We must respect other's view and everything is possible.
 
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Time for the ignore list. Guessing that $49.90/mth is just a price to attract new sign up and when there are enough users who enjoy faster speed and get used to the fast speed, price will go up to $59 & $69 after may be 1-3 yrs time.

If you believe in learning your lessons from history, once the price for a given technology has gone down, it can never be going up again. The only thing to break this price fall is by introducing a new technology.

Using example of the mobile broadband.. the price for 3G data service has been getting cheaper and cheaper until 4G came and only then was Telco able to charge people a premium for moving to 4G. In the fixed home internet segment, prices were always that high until M1 followed by MR/VQ to thrash the market, if not we will be still looking at high subscription prices of more than $80 for a basic 200mbps line which is the price ST offer when i was making a choice between MR and ST 2+ years ago.
 
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If you believe in learning your lessons from history, once the price for a given technology has gone down, it can never be going up again. The only thing to break this price fall is by introducing a new technology.

Using example of the mobile broadband.. the price for 3G data service has been getting cheaper and cheaper until 4G came and only then was Telco able to charge people a premium for moving to 4G. In the fixed home internet segment, prices were always that high until M1 followed by MR/VQ to thrash the market, if not we will be still looking high subscription prices of more than $80 for a basic 200mbps line which is the price ST offer when i was making a choice between MR and ST 2+ years ago.

I see, make sense.
 

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Hi MR when can i get my refund? Its been a week.. Live chat useless, hotline also useless. Nivlek ive sent you a PM
 

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U guys take 2 days to deduct, but when it comes to refund it takes more then a week?
Do u all care about the customer at all?
 

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+1 There is a reason why he was in YouKilledKenny's greasemonkey script for ignoring trolls ma :D

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Full credits to fellow forumer rowrife who wrote 99% of the script. I just added on my own list to block annoying pricks and put it up on userscripts.org (so that I can easily install the script on every of my computers) :)

This last troll (you know who I'm talking about) should be proud, he is the 365th addition to the list.
 

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Full credits to fellow forumer rowrife who wrote 99% of the script. I just added on my own list to block annoying pricks and put it up on userscripts.org (so that I can easily install the script on every of my computers) :)

This last troll (you know who I'm talking about) should be proud, he is the 365th addition to the list.

LOL 365th....BOSS Troll :s13::s13::s13:
 

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Hi,

Like to share my migration experience from MyRepublic Pure 100 Mbps to Ultra 1Gbps which was carried out on Mon, 28 Apr 2014.

Since my 2-year contract was coming to an end, I signed for the upgrade in Jan 2014. Just 3 weeks ago, I received a call that my upgrade installation was scheduled on 28 Apr, between 0900 and 1300 hrs. In order to keep disruption to the internet access at the minimum, I initially requested for the installation to be carried out on weekends but after hearing that the internet access may be disrupted on Friday, I decided to stick to the original schedule.

On the day itself, I was still able to access the internet in the morning. Around 1130 hrs, a MR technician called to inform that he was on his way. After reading how things can go wrong, I actually asked him whether he has checked with OpenNet on whether they need to do any switching, top-up or whatever. Was relieved when told that since I am just doing migration, OpenNet is not required. Strangely, a few minutes after his call, the link LED on the Nucleus Connect ONT turned 'red' and no more internet access.

After the technician arrived, he replaced the NC ONT with the black Alcatel Lucent ONT Model I-010G-U (did not subscribe for voice) and proceeded to initialize the new AL ONT. Except for some minor hiccups on the technician's laptop to access the internet, the new AL ONT was good to go. Was able to achieve 840+ Mbps download and 450+ Mbps upload when my laptop was connected with Cat-6 cable directly to the ONT using speedtest from speedtest.net and MR. However, when the existing EnGenius esr9850 router was re-connected, can only hit 130+ Mbps download and 140+ Mbps upload. Suspecting the router was capping the speed, decided to leave it as I need to access the internet urgently.

This afternoon, after 3 days, I managed to replace the existing router with the paid ASUS RT-AC68U router that came with the upgrade. During the setup process, was prompted to update the firmware which showed 5571. With the new router, speedtests are now showing between 850+ and 940+ Mbps download, and 450+ Mbps upload. As of this evening, both the new AL ONT and ASUS router are behaving ok.
 

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Hi,

Like to share my migration experience from MyRepublic Pure 100 Mbps to Ultra 1Gbps which was carried out on Mon, 28 Apr 2014.

Since my 2-year contract was coming to an end, I signed for the upgrade in Jan 2014. Just 3 weeks ago, I received a call that my upgrade installation was scheduled on 28 Apr, between 0900 and 1300 hrs. In order to keep disruption to the internet access at the minimum, I initially requested for the installation to be carried out on weekends but after hearing that the internet access may be disrupted on Friday, I decided to stick to the original schedule.

On the day itself, I was still able to access the internet in the morning. Around 1130 hrs, a MR technician called to inform that he was on his way. After reading how things can go wrong, I actually asked him whether he has checked with OpenNet on whether they need to do any switching, top-up or whatever. Was relieved when told that since I am just doing migration, OpenNet is not required. Strangely, a few minutes after his call, the link LED on the Nucleus Connect ONT turned 'red' and no more internet access.

After the technician arrived, he replaced the NC ONT with the black Alcatel Lucent ONT Model I-010G-U (did not subscribe for voice) and proceeded to initialize the new AL ONT. Except for some minor hiccups on the technician's laptop to access the internet, the new AL ONT was good to go. Was able to achieve 840+ Mbps download and 450+ Mbps upload when my laptop was connected with Cat-6 cable directly to the ONT using speedtest from speedtest.net and MR. However, when the existing EnGenius esr9850 router was re-connected, can only hit 130+ Mbps download and 140+ Mbps upload. Suspecting the router was capping the speed, decided to leave it as I need to access the internet urgently.

This afternoon, after 3 days, I managed to replace the existing router with the paid ASUS RT-AC68U router that came with the upgrade. During the setup process, was prompted to update the firmware which showed 5571. With the new router, speedtests are now showing between 850+ and 940+ Mbps download, and 450+ Mbps upload. As of this evening, both the new AL ONT and ASUS router are behaving ok.


I'm using MR 150 gamer. Was told a week ago that opennet is required to facilitate the switch from 150 to 1gps. An appointment was to be made over the call from CS however I did not confirm the appointment as I am still thinking of switching to other isps. Anyway thing is how come yours no need opennet to come then MR CS told me need thus the appointment for opennet.

Haha.... So actually need opennet or not? I'm already out of contract with MR
 
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QUOTE=Tango62;85408942]Hi,

Like to share my migration experience from MyRepublic Pure 100 Mbps to Ultra 1Gbps which was carried out on Mon, 28 Apr 2014.

Since my 2-year contract was coming to an end, I signed for the upgrade in Jan 2014. Just 3 weeks ago, I received a call that my upgrade installation was scheduled on 28 Apr, between 0900 and 1300 hrs. In order to keep disruption to the internet access at the minimum, I initially requested for the installation to be carried out on weekends but after hearing that the internet access may be disrupted on Friday, I decided to stick to the original schedule.

On the day itself, I was still able to access the internet in the morning. Around 1130 hrs, a MR technician called to inform that he was on his way. After reading how things can go wrong, I actually asked him whether he has checked with OpenNet on whether they need to do any switching, top-up or whatever. Was relieved when told that since I am just doing migration, OpenNet is not required. Strangely, a few minutes after his call, the link LED on the Nucleus Connect ONT turned 'red' and no more internet access.

After the technician arrived, he replaced the NC ONT with the black Alcatel Lucent ONT Model I-010G-U (did not subscribe for voice) and proceeded to initialize the new AL ONT. Except for some minor hiccups on the technician's laptop to access the internet, the new AL ONT was good to go. Was able to achieve 840+ Mbps download and 450+ Mbps upload when my laptop was connected with Cat-6 cable directly to the ONT using speedtest from speedtest.net and MR. However, when the existing EnGenius esr9850 router was re-connected, can only hit 130+ Mbps download and 140+ Mbps upload. Suspecting the router was capping the speed, decided to leave it as I need to access the internet urgently.

This afternoon, after 3 days, I managed to replace the existing router with the paid ASUS RT-AC68U router that came with the upgrade. During the setup process, was prompted to update the firmware which showed 5571. With the new router, speedtests are now showing between 850+ and 940+ Mbps download, and 450+ Mbps upload. As of this evening, both the new AL ONT and ASUS router are behaving ok.

I'm using MR 150 gamer. Was told a week ago that opennet is required to facilitate the switch from 150 to 1gps. An appointment was to be made over the call from CS however I did not confirm the appointment as I am still thinking of switching to other isps. Anyway thing is how come yours no need opennet to come then MR CS told me need thus the appointment for opennet.

Haha.... So actually need opennet or not? I'm already out of contract with MR[/QUOTE]

i came over to 1gbps from starhub broadband and did not need openet to come down either. i guess it depends on the fibre resources in your area
 

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I'm using MR 150 gamer. Was told a week ago that opennet is required to facilitate the switch from 150 to 1gps. An appointment was to be made over the call from CS however I did not confirm the appointment as I am still thinking of switching to other isps. Anyway thing is how come yours no need opennet to come then MR CS told me need thus the appointment for opennet.

Haha.... So actually need opennet or not? I'm already out of contract with MR

i came over to 1gbps from starhub broadband and did not need openet to come down either. i guess it depends on the fibre resources in your area

i see, don't mind perhaps can you share your speedtest to the states on MR 1gbps?
 

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Just had my existing Pure 100mbps upgraded to the Ultra 1gbps plan a few days ago. Speed test as follows:

NljuNCX.png


Based on my limited experience over the past few days, so far so good.

Had some minor problems like not being able to surf the internet when downloading simultaneously. Resolved by upgrading the firmware on the AC68U to the latest MR version. Will continue to monitor.

It's been a painful wait for the 1gbps to be installed finally after a delay of 1 month since initial installation date in end March 2014. Nonetheless, the long delay appears to be worth the wait thus far.
 
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Just had my existing Pure 100mbps upgraded to the Ultra 1gbps plan a few days ago. Speed test as follows:

NljuNCX.png


Based on my limited experience over the past few days, so far so good.

Had some minor problems like not being able to surf the internet when downloading simultaneously. Resolved by upgrading the firmware on the AC68U to the latest MR version. Will continue to monitor.

It's been a painful wait for the 1gbps to be installed finally after a delay of 1 month since initial installation date in end March 2014. Nonetheless, the long delay appears to be worth the wait thus far.

This screenshot is local right? Can show result from here? to the states? Chicago or something?
Speedtest.net by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test
 

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I'm using MR 150 gamer. Was told a week ago that opennet is required to facilitate the switch from 150 to 1gps. An appointment was to be made over the call from CS however I did not confirm the appointment as I am still thinking of switching to other isps. Anyway thing is how come yours no need opennet to come then MR CS told me need thus the appointment for opennet.

Haha.... So actually need opennet or not? I'm already out of contract with MR


Previously there was a link by Johnny on an infographics which showed some MR subscribers may be affected. It's on 08-04-2014, post #4519 (sorry can't post link here).

I am just lucky that OpenNet need not do anything here. Mine's a HDB block in CCK.
 
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