"We were also
been told we cannot expect full 100mb
connection and as for
wireless we be able to get connection to 70mb
only."
At least they're upfront about the truth, and there's technical
explanations behind it. It's like expecting a USB 2.0 connection to
be transferring data at 480 mbps all the time when you're talking
about cables that are long enough to go to the moon. And unless
you're placing your laptop right beside your wireless router,
various sources of interference would generally decrease the data
transfer speed between them.
"After
trying out the service it's not much of a different with our
previous 6mb ADSL network. Speed test using either a third party
and Singtel utilities reveal the connection speed of below 50mb and
at night it will slow down to below 35mb to 40mb."
Going from 6 to 35 mbps is not much of a difference? What were
you expecting, really?
"To make
it more upsetting is he said even if sign up for 200mb, the signal
will be the same."
Whatever your plan you sign up to wouldn't in any way affect the
signal strength. Why the hell would it? It's the signals that's
travelling along the cables, and it's naturally weakened by
scattering of the light beams as it goes down the fibre.
"Wow!
Should I be jumping for joy to get a two month free subscription?
Why not offer half the subscription fee for the full contract term
because we get only half the promise speed?"
How about asking McDonalds for some refund as well? Their
burgers don't have all that thick slices of meat with juicy layers
of lettuce too!
