MyRepublic fibre - Part 4

[xtwis7]

How much is the 300Mbps plan now that the 1Gbps is only $49.99?

 

[Lehnsherr]

How much is the 300Mbps plan now that the 1Gbps is only $49.99?

$39.99 from the form online

 

[xRenol]

For 1Gbps, is ASUS N56U still sufficient or at least get a ASUS AC56U?

 

[Lehnsherr]

For 1Gbps, is ASUS N56U still sufficient or at least get a ASUS AC56U?

I was told that on wired its enough. However for wireless better go for the AC to venture out into the hundreds of Mbps territory.

 

[xtwis7]

$39.99 from the form online

Only visible to existing customers right?

 

[Lehnsherr]

Only visible to existing customers right?

that I am not sure cos I am existing customer but I think should be the same. Difference is I think got 10000 quota on the new sign ups but not existing customers.

 

[xRenol]

I was told that on wired its enough. However for wireless better go for the AC to venture out into the hundreds of Mbps territory.

Thanks.

10 char

 

[EcPercy]

If you are an existing customer with a Static IP Address and you upgrade to the 1Gbps service; Will the Static IP Address be retained?

 

[xRenol]

If you are an existing customer with a Static IP Address and you upgrade to the 1Gbps service; Will the Static IP Address be retained?

Yes.

10 char

 

[gaurov_86]

Hi MR..I am planning to sign up but I aldy am gonna end my contract which consist of static ip and home voice..can it brought to the new plan??
I am also gonna move to my new place so shld I sign up as a new user or my old plan?
Can I use my asus n66u or do I need to upgrade??

 

[xRenol]

Hi MR..I am planning to sign up but I aldy am gonna end my contract which consist of static ip and home voice..can it brought to the new plan??
I am also gonna move to my new place so shld I sign up as a new user or my old plan?
Can I use my asus n66u or do I need to upgrade??

Yes, I think you can bring over the Static IP and Home Voice to the new plan.

Maybe MR staff can advise on the part for shifting house.

Note: Provided your new house has a TP installed.

 

[Boltersdriveer]

Hi MR..I am planning to sign up but I aldy am gonna end my contract which consist of static ip and home voice..can it brought to the new plan??
I am also gonna move to my new place so shld I sign up as a new user or my old plan?
Can I use my asus n66u or do I need to upgrade??

Yup, definitely can be brought along to the new plan. The new ONT supports home voice as well, meaning you don't have to use the separate ATA you're using now. Depending on where your new place is, the Static IP might have to change though. I think one way you could do it is to terminate your current line and sign up as a new customer at the new address, that way it's only a $58 OTC. Your Asus RT-N66U would be fine for wired connection, but it;s a N900 router meaning you would not receive full speed on wireless.

Bolts

 

[iamhim]

So if I were to subscribe now, will I have to pay the monthly subscription fee for this and the next month before I actually get my broadband activated? Or I only start paying the monthly fees after the installation of broadband?

 

[Boltersdriveer]

that I am not sure cos I am existing customer but I think should be the same. Difference is I think got 10000 quota on the new sign ups but not existing customers.

Right at this time the 300Mbps is only available for recontracting/upgrading customers.

Bolts

 

[Boltersdriveer]

So if I were to subscribe now, will I have to pay the monthly subscription fee for this and the next month before I actually get my broadband activated? Or I only start paying the monthly fees after the installation of broadband?

Nah, your bills only start after installation.

Bolts

 

[nez]

i signed up last may.

Am i eligible for the 1GB plan?
Will current n56 router still be valid?

Thanks

 

[Boltersdriveer]

I was told that on wired its enough. However for wireless better go for the AC to venture out into the hundreds of Mbps territory.

Yup, that's right. The Asus RT-N56U and RT-N66U are already gigabit-routers that in our testing, were able to reach close to the 1Gbit connection.

Bolts

 

[Boltersdriveer]

i signed up last may.

Am i eligible for the 1GB plan?
Will current n56 router still be valid?

Thanks

Yup, eligible. Order Now | MyRepublic - Pure Freedom

Yup, still valid for use.

Bolts

 

[Tuakong]

I hope MR will do something about plan Pure HD plan which was only effected on Jan 10.
I m only a few days old and I hope to get upgraded to Ultra 1gbps with a waiver

 

[ngbc]

For 1Gbps, is ASUS N56U still sufficient or at least get a ASUS AC56U?

According to this chart, the WAN to LAN throughput (which is a measure of router download speed, measured with a wired connection) for n56u/ac56u/ac68u are 802/778/754 Mbps respectively.