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So that VPN in which you are using is available for a one time nominal fee and not subscription based?

Please tell us what VPN is that I think alot of users are interested.

In fact u can even start a thread to share and everyone will come in and thank you.

If you use chrome. Just download hola unblocker and this is free and u can change the country to USA. Then u can watch Hulu now. If u change to hong kong, u can watch TVB live and many others. Can watch KBS and discovery too. So many. Actually do not need teleport.
 
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If you use chrome. Just download hola unblocker and this is free and u can change the country to USA. Then u can watch Hulu now.

Hola Unblocker yes I know. But thats totally free.

So what's that nominal fee you are talking about to get to watch lifetime?

So do you mean that you can pay one nominal fee and watch paid content on Hulu for lifetime? Like stuff from the Criterion Collection? Please share it with us I am very interested in that myself.
 

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Hola Unblocker yes I know. But thats totally free.

So what's that nominal fee you are talking about to get to watch lifetime?

So do you mean that you can pay one nominal fee and watch paid content on Hulu for lifetime? Like stuff from the Criterion Collection? Please share it with us I am very interested in that myself.

That day I saw one watch hulu with norminal fee when using notebook. I did not buy as it is too good to be true. I worry it may be con man. Now using handphone. Got free vpn too.
 
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That day I saw one when using notebook. Now using handphone. Got free vpn too.

So you mean free VPN? But its free what

So confirm it's for Hulu right? Since you are saying free VPN and Hola then the nominal fee you are talking about must be for Hulu Plus right?

Come on please share with us where can we get Hulu Plus for one nominal fee only.
 

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So you mean free VPN? But its free what

So confirm it's for Hulu right? Since you are saying free VPN and Hola then the nominal fee you are talking about must be for Hulu Plus right?

Come on please share with us where can we get Hulu Plus for one nominal fee only.
I will pay him 3 months sub as Kopi $ if he share the 1 nominal fee for lifetime hulu+
 

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I will pay him 3 months sub as Kopi $ if he share the 1 nominal fee for lifetime hulu+

That page pop up claim that it is special hulu vpn for Singapore user and it look a bit strange and too good to be true so I dare not give my detail. Never heard of such special vpn for Singapore user before. Let me try to search again.
 

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I will pay him 3 months sub as Kopi $ if he share the 1 nominal fee for lifetime hulu+

The second one in this search look a bit like the one I saw but it is $9.90/mth and not nominal fee. It may be better to use free Chrome unblocker and save that $9.90 add a bit to pay for Hulu plus. The third one did mentioned about using vpn to watch hulu and I do not think hulu will try to block us. They welcome us as they want us to sign up hulu plus after using the free hulu and some more hulu have ads and they make money with the ads. If they block us then their ads will have less viewers and they have to reduce their price badly. Now their ads international one so can be very expensive. Make use of viewers to make v big money.

https://www.google.com.sg/#q=watching+hulu+in+singapore
 

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The second one in this search look a bit like the one I saw but it is $9.90/mth and not nominal fee. It may be better to use free Chrome unblocker and save that $9.90 add a bit to pay for Hulu plus. The third one did mentioned about using vpn to watch hulu and I do not think hulu will try to block us. They welcome us as they want us to sign up hulu plus after using the free hulu and some more hulu have ads and they make money with the ads. If they block us then their ads will have less viewers and they have to reduce their price badly. Now their ads international one so can be very expensive. Make use of viewers to make v big money.

https://www.google.com.sg/#q=watching+hulu+in+singapore

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The second one in this search look a bit like the one I saw but it is $9.90/mth and not nominal fee. It may be better to use free Chrome unblocker and save that $9.90 add a bit to pay for Hulu plus. The third one did mentioned about using vpn to watch hulu and I do not think hulu will try to block us. They welcome us as they want us to sign up hulu plus after using the free hulu and some more hulu have ads and they make money with the ads. If they block us then their ads will have less viewers and they have to reduce their price badly. Now their ads international one so can be very expensive. Make use of viewers to make v big money.

https://www.google.com.sg/#q=watching+hulu+in+singapore

Teach u some chinese (Oh yes u can google and learn it yourself using your amazing Singtel fiber but anyhow):

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Repost: For the benefit of all the other folks who are in a similar situation (e.g. last minute cancellations, no-shows etc etc), I have created a simple guide as to the possible steps you can take as an irate customer.

(1) Call the MR 24/7 hotline at : 6436 6638
• Expect for calls to be unanswered due to heavy call traffic and insufficient MR manpower
• In March 2014, MR mentioned in the forums that they would be setting up 2 dedicated hotlines to deal with problems involving the 1gbps installation. Thus far, no news on these two hotlines
• Should you be lucky to get through, do record your call to avoid any miscommunication or misunderstandings in the future
• If nobody picks up, you can try your luck with their business sales hotline at: 6436 6618

(2) Email MR at myservice@myrepublic.com.sg
• Do remember to record down your ticket number etc

(3) Contact MR via their livechat on their webpage http://www.myrepublic.com.sg

(4) Contact MR management via email or personal visit to their office
• Malcolm Rodrigues: CEO & Co-founder
• KC Lai: Chief Commercial Officer & Co-Founder
• Greg Mittman: V.P. & Co-Founder
• Lawrence Chan: Head of Business Development and Product Management

(5) Contact Opennet directly to verify the cause of delay / cancelled appointment. Hotline number: 6563 4273 or email: info@opennet.com.sg , ask@opennet.com.sg

(6) Complain to Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (“IDA”) and Ministry of Communication and Information (“MCI”)
• Minister for Communications and Information, YAACOB Ibrahim ( yaacob_ibrahim@mci.gov.sg )
• Senior Minister of State, Lawrence WONG ( lawrence_wong@mci.gov.sg )
• Minister of State, Ms SIM Ann ( sim_ann@moe.gov.sg )
• Permanent Secretary of MCI, Aubeck KAM ( mci_aubeck_kam@mci.gov.sg )
• Executive Deputy Chairman of IDA, Steven Robert LEONARD ( steve_leonard@ida.gov.sg )
• Managing Director of IDA, Ms Jacqueline POH ( jacqueline_poh@ida.gov.sg )
• Senior Director (Next Generation Infrastructure), Philip Heah ( philip_heah@ida.gov.sg )

Tip: When dealing with MR, OpenNet, IDA or MCI, have everything documented in black and white. If any party is not willing to put down their correspondence in writing, you have every right to question the veracity of their representation.

Thanks for the links and emails. I finally got a reply from opennet. (surprisingly fast, lol)
 

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After June, my wife will sign the next isp which she like so I may not be using ST. I like ST but also like new change. Regardless which isp you are using, when watching Hulu if the ads have problem and stop then the movie will also stop and if you play again and forward it to the middle of the ads it will play again and it will continue. Look like they want us to see their ads and force us to see their ads. If ads fail then they ask you to enable their ads. Not blocking us for sure.
 
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The second one in this search look a bit like the one I saw but it is $9.90/mth and not nominal fee. It may be better to use free Chrome unblocker and save that $9.90 add a bit to pay for Hulu plus. The third one did mentioned about using vpn to watch hulu and I do not think hulu will try to block us. They welcome us as they want us to sign up hulu plus after using the free hulu and some more hulu have ads and they make money with the ads. If they block us then their ads will have less viewers and they have to reduce their price badly. Now their ads international one so can be very expensive. Make use of viewers to make v big money.

https://www.google.com.sg/#q=watching+hulu+in+singapore

I think they want to block. http://www.engadget.com/2014/04/26/hulu-blocks-vpns/
 

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Excited to finally sign MR after suffering under m1 for the past 2 years. Just wanna check with the Bros here, is it necessary to get the AC68U if I'm using a wired connection? Or will a N56U suffice?

My internet usage is mainly BitTorrent, video streaming, surfing and casual gaming (like d3)
 

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Excited to finally sign MR after suffering under m1 for the past 2 years. Just wanna check with the Bros here, is it necessary to get the AC68U if I'm using a wired connection? Or will a N56U suffice?

My internet usage is mainly BitTorrent, video streaming, surfing and casual gaming (like d3)

For wired connection, N56U is good enough. When is your installation date?
 

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For wired connection, N56U is good enough. When is your installation date?

Thanks Henry. Do you mean it's good enough to enjoy a max of 1gbp?
If my siblings are using wifi, what kind of speed can they expect?

Edit: I haven't actually signed up yet, will do so tomorrow after I terminate my current service.
 
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Thanks Henry. Do you mean it's good enough to enjoy a max of 1gbp?
If my siblings are using wifi, what kind of speed can they expect?

Edit: I haven't actually signed up yet, will do so tomorrow after I terminate my current service.

an advise,

don't terminate until the new connection is up and running.
you might run into unexpected delays and end up without a connection.
 

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Thanks Henry. Do you mean it's good enough to enjoy a max of 1gbp?
If my siblings are using wifi, what kind of speed can they expect?

Wifi performance vary based on home's layout, size of your home, location of router, location of notebook, No. of wall, wall thickness and wifi adaptor used and hardware condition. If no wall and 5Ghs wifi and your notebook has SSD it can be as fast as > 100Mbps. Performance vary from user to user. Just try it out before u get another router.
 
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