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hi anyone know which is the  best broadband to run a firestick with iptv? in khok sung thanks

I have found 3BB to be the best overal Thai provider they throttle International bandwidth less than all of the others.

And before the Well I'm on xxx and they don't.

YES they do

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9 minutes ago, fourpack said:

I have found 3BB to be the best overal Thai provider they throttle International bandwidth less than all of the others.

And before the Well I'm on xxx and they don't.

YES they do

Yes they do, and it varies by package bought, the more you pay the better it gets.

I am on TOT, paid for a higher package and my International speed jumped x10 !

 

The old addage I guess, you get what you PAY for.

 

Had 3BB for years. They are still charging me 599 baht for an original 2Mbps account that I opened 10 years ago that has now been upgraded to a fiber optic 100Mbps. 

Totally dependent on where you are as some providers are more dominant in some areas. In a city no problem. out wide? get where you plan to stay and find out what most people use. I had 3bb originally out the farm then true came through with better hard-wired service routers etc. In the city itself true is hands down the best and that's in a house with 3 smart TV's, multiple phones devices etc. 

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20 hours ago, Rdrokit said:

Had 3BB for years. They are still charging me 599 baht for an original 2Mbps account that I opened 10 years ago that has now been upgraded to a fiber optic 100Mbps. 

Presumably 100Mbps is a typo. For 590 baht + vat you should be getting 1000Mbps download/100Mbps upload.

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On 3/21/2021 at 8:55 PM, CharlieH said:

Yes they do, and it varies by package bought, the more you pay the better it gets.

I am on TOT, paid for a higher package and my International speed jumped x10 !

 

The old addage I guess, you get what you PAY for.

Tot are the 2nd  worse supplier in Thailand for throttling International bandwidth CAT being the worst

On 3/23/2021 at 5:29 AM, Mutt Daeng said:

Presumably 100Mbps is a typo. For 590 baht + vat you should be getting 1000Mbps download/100Mbps upload.

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First I had CAT, not good at all.

Tried True as well, and it was truly awful.

I've had 3bb for 8 years now, 590bht for 1,000/100 + 30bht for HBO (total 673bht/month inc).

Never seems to be faster than 500/100 but the price is right.

I have a large rodent problem, and my fibre cable has been chewed through 4x in the last 4 months, always fixed within 24hrs, no charge.

 

Edited by BritManToo

I'm not understanding why people think they are getting throttled, what possible advantage can a provider get by throttling international bandwidth ???? Is the end user downflowing less data, No, Is the end user tying up the international bandwidth for longer, Yes.

 

If a company has limited international bandwidth, they would want to dish it out as quick as possible, to free up the international bandwidth. 

 

If I own a road and charge for access, why would I slow down the cars on that road ?

On 3/22/2021 at 10:16 AM, Rdrokit said:

Had 3BB for years. They are still charging me 599 baht for an original 2Mbps account that I opened 10 years ago that has now been upgraded to a fiber optic 100Mbps. 

Yes,I also have used it.good

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