Re-contract Singnet 10 Mbps?

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1. im a not quite light user (weekend warrior, weekend day only at night using)
2. need to have phone at home for parents
3. fiber enabled home
4. currently using stinknet 10mpbs and contract ending soon

what lobangs korkors can SIC this IT show?
 

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bros, my contract is going to end very soon. planning to go 25mbps, as i am a light user.

1. may i know what brand and model of modem starhub provides for 25mbps
2. what wireless router i should buy, so that i can use my note2, desktop and samsung tablet can use.
3. can i use 2wire 2701hgv-2 or aztech dsl1015ew(s) as my wireless router


I can answer Q2.
I only sign up starhub 25mbps recently.
Just go to 2nd market and buy the Dlink 655 or TP link WR1043nd cheap cheap as everyone is going to fibre....
using with mic tablets & phones, note1,note2 , notebooks and etc

cheers
 
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Called Singnet to discuss on renewal of 10Mbbs plan. Was offered 15Mbbs at $29.90 with 1Gb mobile BB. I told them I do not need the mobile BB and can waived my home line $10 monthly for 24 months. After hard bargaining. they offer 15Mbbs at $29.90 w/o mobile BB and waived $20 for 12 months for my land line. Need to sign for 2 years.
Asked whether can waived $10/month for 24 months instead of $20 for 12 months, they say no....
I am a lite user. Any suggestions?


I was in the same boat, singtel really no bargain 1.
I finally gave them the boot and sign up Starhub 25mbps with mobile 1G at $24.90. No regrets ....
After 2 months , someone from singtel called me up and ask why I terminated after so many years with them.... LOL

recently starhub got offer 100mbps cable @$31...
 

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I was in the same boat, singtel really no bargain 1.
I finally gave them the boot and sign up Starhub 25mbps with mobile 1G at $24.90. No regrets ....
After 2 months , someone from singtel called me up and ask why I terminated after so many years with them.... LOL

recently starhub got offer 100mbps cable @$31...
I'm also gg to do the same when my singnet expires.

Does Starhub charge you an activation fee for cable broadband? I'm not subscribed to cable tv currently.
 

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My 10Mbps contract ending Feb, called Singtel if what's the best they can offer me.

Refused to connect me to retention dept.
Besides the 15Mbps plan $29+ that bros here also reported,
Singtel only offer me the standard 200Mbps Fibre at $49.90 (3months wavier). M1 200Mbps only $39.
Singtel said there's not 100Mbps plan for me either.

Factoring fees and other waivers, jumping ship to M1 200Mbps
is a better option for me, save almost $100 for 24months.

After almost 10years with Singtel, they've not given me any reason to continue with them... bye bye....
 

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Mine also expiring in Feb 14. I 'm been reading all comments in here, no point calling them. So many years with them they don't care about your loyalty. Looking to jump to M1 fiber.
 

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Mine are waived , only $10 to activate the 1mbps mobile data line.

I've had a bad experience with SH 10 years ago before using Singtel BB. I was on cable bb and at nights it slowed to a crawl, worse than my 56k dial-up modem at that time.

Dun dare risk SH even though they have fibre plans.
I wouldn't ever go back to SH unless all other options are totally useless.
 

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Going to call tomorrow and threaten to jump ship on IT show. see what pattern they will give. bros please suggest tactics to squeeze them dip dip. Thanks!
 

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any idea what is the prevailing rate for this 10mb plan? Contract just expired. Thinking to jump ship to M1 but I heard the queue to install takes sometime.
 

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any idea what is the prevailing rate for this 10mb plan? Contract just expired. Thinking to jump ship to M1 but I heard the queue to install takes sometime.

Called last week, the deal is 15M @ $29. ST don seem keen in retaining ADSL customers. Their fiber plan also not compelling better than other offers. It shows may have something good. Time to jump ship.
 

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Called last week, the deal is 15M @ $29. ST don seem keen in retaining ADSL customers. Their fiber plan also not compelling better than other offers. It shows may have something good. Time to jump ship.

Agree. But I need to keep the "non-contract" 10M BB until fiber kicks in. So any1 know what is the non-contract 10MB I need to pay?
 

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Agree. But I need to keep the "non-contract" 10M BB until fiber kicks in. So any1 know what is the non-contract 10MB I need to pay?

According to the CSO I spoke to few weeks ago, it will stay the same at your previous price, so $24.xx for me.
 

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According to the CSO I spoke to few weeks ago, it will stay the same at your previous price, so $24.xx for me.

If you contract ie 1 year is over, you will be charged at the normal rate (ie 39.90) not the promo rate they offered you.
 

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My 10mb contract just over and ST charge me $36+ in my latest bill. I just signed to M1 fibre and will terminate my ST 10mb next week
 
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