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Need internet broadband for Tv in house, any help on the best providers and prices, my house is in Pattaya

Johnboxer
in Pattaya

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You'll need to see what companies service your specific area.

3BB, AIS, CAT, TOT, TRUE, TMN, PlanetFiber, SBN (no link, SBN site currently hacked)

 

ADSL/VDSL service can be run most places. Higher speed Fiber Optic service requires trunk lines already in your area. 

5 hours ago, Langsuan Man said:

Ask your neighbors, they would know a lot more than TV members

+1 - Internet in Thailand is very much a postcode lottery, your best source of information is your neighbour or your nearest Internet Cafe.

Moved to Pattaya forum for local knowledge and input

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14 hours ago, Langsuan Man said:

Ask your neighbors, they would know a lot more than TV members

 

Most of my neighbours dont even know what day it is.

On 27/05/2017 at 6:51 PM, RichCor said:

You'll need to see what companies service your specific area.

3BB, AIS, CAT, TOT, TRUE, TMN, PlanetFiber, SBN (no link, SBN site currently hacked)

 

Yes, I would visit the offices and would take a PEA bill with me as it shows the proper address in Thai. Armed with that I find that the internet providers are very quick to say which sort of package you can get from them, if any.

 

Once the OP knows the possibilities forum members will be able to comment on the pros and cons.

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Thank you all for your advice, helped me a lot


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