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I recently went to my local True office and asked about paying a little more for an improved service delivery in terms of greater bandwidth and was told I could pay 999Bt a month for this service previously paying the standard 650Bt a month. The girl said sshe could arrange that with Bangkok - I went away and thought I would see how the service particularly live streaming of sport from Europe and Australia as I enjoy viewing NRL and of course football and tennis from EuroPe - ovEr the next week or so the live streaming was really as bad as ever although occcasionally I would get a few hours without buffering - a few days ago feeling frustrated I looked into ISP throttling your usage which affected your ability to view live stream also could I vpn improve the service - nusy traffic when school children use the network after school and at weekends - any way a couple of days ago I saw  a newspaper report about broken Internet cables in the Red Sea courtesy of Houtis sinking one of the ships that either US,UK or Israeli - My point is that this happened more than a month ago but True conveniently avoided mentioning this when I asked about fast service - clearly they were aware of this incident in the Red Sea but saw an opportunity to get some extra cash off a customer who was unaware of this - my post is to mAKE AWARE OF THIS TO ALL tRUE USERS

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1 hour ago, Mavideol said:

this topic was covered on a different post, if you search you will find, many of us still have exactly the same problem, cable broken for the past 2 months, still pending repair, my ISP provider is 3BB and they are the ones you informed me as I had to call in due to constant buffering and under my IPTV advise as their service was stable but the buffering still happening on a regular basis. I somehow manage to get some good feeds, little buffering, unless like you say, kids out of school or evening or important sports events. I use ExpressVPN, login to Portugal, Australia, Japan and sometimes Iceland. The problem is not only TRUE, it's for all ISP providers, 3BB, AIS, TOT all of them depend on that cable running thru or from Singapore

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1 hour ago, OneMoreFarang said:

 

Do you really think the girl at the counter knew about that?

The people behind the counter and on the phone are mostly sales people. They want to sell.

If you have a technical problem then you should call the support.

Yes, I know it's annoying, but TiT.

 

 

yOU  May be right but honesty is not a popular trait when it comes to large companies

 

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18 hours ago, JGV said:

yOU  May be right but honesty is not a popular trait when it comes to large companies

 

as @OneMoreFarang said, keep calling tech support, I did and guess what, still under repair/fixing as they told me last night, we are in Thailand in case you didn't notice

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As well as the situation in the Red Sea, there was another problem close to Singapore. That has been resolved and for the past several days I haven't needed a VPN using3BB.

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On 6/15/2024 at 4:02 PM, OneMoreFarang said:

 

Do you really think the girl at the counter knew about that?

The people behind the counter and on the phone are mostly sales people. They want to sell.

If you have a technical problem then you should call the support.

Yes, I know it's annoying, but TiT.

 

 

My experience wori for t Mobile and life tells me this is not just tit. Most companies don't tell staff.

 

Mushrooms and manure comes to mind.

 

I use my phone and just the data part staying away from WiFi

 

Then hotspot to computer 

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21 minutes ago, kingstonkid said:

I use my phone and just the data part staying away from WiFi

 

That doesn't improve the situation.

It seems that damaged cable is a problem for all local providers.

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Our true tv box was faulty, man came installed new one. In the afternoon they rang up and said they could not find the serial number of the faulty box (our fault!), so the man came back and took the new one away and put the faulty one back in. 

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I use 3BB GigaFiber at 1Gbps
I am currently streaming IPTV at FHD via WiFi to my Android tablet using a VPN with no buffering whatsoever and I have been streaming various channels at HD for the lasrt 8 hours and again, with no buffering whatsoever.

 

I ran the following speedtest to ascertain my download speed whilst streaming FHD on my Windows pc without using a VPN but whilst streaming FHD.  To ensure this was a realistic IPTV stream download speedtest I used 'testmy.net' and selected London as the locatrion of the downlaod server:-

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The above download file was 25MB.

 

To ensure this was not a 'one off' I repeated the test about 5 minutes later with the following results:-

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The above download file was 84MB.

Make what you will of these tests but I do not have buffering issues.

 

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For the hell of it I started a 2nd FHD stream and ran another speedtest with the following results:-

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The above download file was 87.6MB of random bytes

Again, neither of the FHD streams have exhibited any buffering!

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On 6/18/2024 at 3:08 PM, Sticky Rice Balls said:

anyone who uses TRUE is a fool.....i used my lesson long ago...never looked back,,hello AIS

 
Depending on where you live, you don’t always have a choice, at least for fiber internet.  Different buildings seem to use different providers.  You have no choice.

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On 6/18/2024 at 3:08 PM, Sticky Rice Balls said:

anyone who uses TRUE is a fool.....i used my lesson long ago...never looked back,,hello AIS

Just out of curiosity, what problem did you have with True?

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