How Do You Select an Internet Broadband Provider?

picture of lady on sofaOver a mamak session, I was discussing with a couple of friends about the recent troubled Internet connection I’ve been experiencing. As usual, similar complaints started coming out and all directed to only 1 provider. Needless to say, we all know who since they monopolize the market. LOL!

Despite our laughter, relating our own customer service cases and the useless results which spawned from it we started debating over what’s more important for an Internet provider in Malaysia. Was it the speed of the Internet connection packages? Was it the price with the fuel hike now and soon? Or, was it efficient and knowledgeable customer service support?

Our debate wouldn’t have ended if one of our girl friends didn’t interrupt us with another topic. End of the day, there wasn’t really a conclusion. However, my observation was more of us wouldn’t mind paying a little more for a speedier and stabler Internet connection. But I’m not sure it’s not the case with everyone.

So I’ve installed the Wordpress poll plugin to conclude the debate; what’s important when it comes to broadband? Plus, it’ll help me and my friends from starting this topic over and over again – hopefully. So cast your vote.

[poll id="1" type="result"]

Thanks in advance for taking the poll. You’ve helped me save RM 2.00 on an additional teh-o-ais limau. :D

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Posted by dannyfoo on July 19, 2008 | Filed Under Business & Marketing, My Life |

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    1. Response #1 by Danny Foo on July 25th, 2008

      Wing Loon:
      We’re all victims of capitalization. No worries. Hopefully if Wimax turns out affordable, we can jump over the politics. :P

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