[VPN] SecureAX: Premium VPN accounts available

michaelfoo — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 06:16:36 +0800

Hi everyone,

About SecureAX
SecureAX Internet is a registered company in Singapore (RCB No. 53114068K) with office at Maxwell Road, Singapore. We are the only registered company in Lowyat Forum providing VPN service. Worried about freelance VPN provider running away with your money? Don't worry, SecureAX Internet is the ONLY reliable VPN provider you can depend on.

NEW Corporate VPN Service Details (Retail Price effective 1st December 2008)
Bronze Plan - USD$30/mo for 100GB Premium Network transfer/month + UNMETERED Standard Network transfer
Silver Plan - USD$50/mo for 200GB Premium Network transfer/month + UNMETERED Standard Network transfer
Gold Plan - USD$80/mo for 350GB Premium Network transfer/month + UNMETERED Standard Network transfer

SG VPN Plans:
512Kbps Unmetered SG Home VPN Account (New User) = RM60/mo or US$18.88/mo
1Mbps Unmetered SG Home VPN Account (New User) = RM100/mo or US$29.88/mo

* SG VPN is NOT for P2P purpose. It is useful in the unlikely event that internet broadband provider is having backbone maintenance/outage, traffic will be routed to SG to reduce the impact

Note: Please check out our Quarter Billing option for a discounted price!

How to Order
Please email support[at]secureax.com

Frequently Answered Question
Q: Do you log/monitor my traffic usage or connection details to deal with infringement legal letters that you receive?
A: Short answer NO. Long answer please read here Detailed in-sight stories are available here

Q: Do you accept payment via Maybank/Hong Leong/CIMB... etc?
A: No, we accept payment via Public Bank Berhad & Paypal only for Malaysian customers.

Q: Do you give me a dedicated IP address?
A: Dedicated IP address is useful to nail down the particular customer who brings infringement legal letters to a particular VPN provider. Some VPN provider decide to protect their own benefit by "assigning free dedicated IP address" to customers, which in the end the client is at the risk of receiving such infringement legal letter. At SecureAX Internet, we believe it is our responsibility to protect our customers, hence we do not track our customers with dedicated IP address.

Introducing The SecureAX VPN Client

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SecureAX Technology
1. User-friendly SecureAX VPN Client
2. Load-balancing -- Failover solutions for the VPN service
3. Powerful customer area that gives you every information you wish to know about your account
4. Choice of Premium Network (tier-1) or Standard Network (tier-1 + tier-2) to choose from!
5. Personal Privated Opened Port - port opened for you only to be used in your P2P application

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Some Happy Customers in Lowyat.Net Forum

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Some Performance Tests

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Privacy Matters

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Your favourite PC Shop

michaelfoo — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 12:00:09 +0800

Hi guys,
I tried the Search feature but unfortunately, I can't find anything close to what I want.

Just some background information. I used to buy my computers from Sri Comp back then when Imbi Plaza was popular and soon when Lowyat Plaza was first started to be popular. Later, I read some bad feedbacks on them in the forum and started buying my computer hardware from Compuzone, a few years back.

I have not been updating myself recently with the preferred shop in Lowyat Plaza. When I browsed the hardware section, I see ATE's name is being mentioned quite frequently. Is it the preferred shop at this moment? I might be getting a new set of computer soon, so I just wish my $$ will be spent in the right shop and will be served by a friendly staff.

Thanks and hope to hear from you soon!

Blog your life at iblog.la, free blogging service

michaelfoo — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 16:51:12 +0800

Dear Lowyatians,
First of all, my apologies if I am not allowed to post in this section. Somehow, I really don't know where can I post this topic in this forum. Admins/Mods please move this topic if it is not suitable in this section.

For your information, I have started a free blogging service powered by Wordpress. Feel free to try it, and I appreciate inputs on how to improve this free blogging service

The story begins...
Do you like to blog?

Are you blogging right now with your Blogspot/Blogger/Wretch/Friendster/Livejournal?

Would you like to use a powerful blogging service, where you can:
- Use UNLIMITED storage space?
- Choose a nice theme for your blog out of 80 available themes*?
- Blog by email?
- ... and many other features!

If you answered YES for the above questions, I would like to invite you to try out my latest project: http://www.iblog.la

It is a FREE blogging service, started with the intention to serve Malaysian & Singaporean bloggers.

For your information, IBLOG.LA is still in its beta testing stage. Please feel free to support this project by signing up (and of course use it ) and feel free to report any problems to the support forum.

What are you waiting for? Visit www.iblog.la NOW to reserve your cool "yourname.iblog.la" first before someone else takes it!

Thank you very much for reading this topic and I hope you will enjoy blogging with WWW.IBLOG.LA!

Sincerely,
Michael Foo

* Currently we have only 25 themes BUT I am still working on the theme database to increase the total number of themes to 80!

SAR Values for Smartphones

michaelfoo — Thu, 22 Jun 2006 10:20:39 +0800

Good day guys/gals,
I am wondering how many of you here concern on the SAR (specific absorption rate) value of your digital devices? How many of you will check the SAR value of the device before purchasing?

I'm a person who will always check the SAR value of the device before purchasing. However, my recent research on all the smartphones has given me something interesting. Can you realise that smartphone manufacturers do not publish the SAR value of their devices?

I was previously quite interested in the rw6828. As such, I have talked to HP's representative online and when I asked the operator about SAR value, the operator couldn't give me an exact answer. Thus, she has to consult her higher authority, and finally after 1 week, the higher authority got back to me with the reply below:

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The SAR document of the Ipaq.
Answer: Unfortunately we do not have any document show to public (however there is 1 SAR document for rw6800 series BUT it is a confidential document and cannot be disclosed to customer)

What concerns me now is, why is the SAR document confidential?

Aren't SAR documents supposed to be published on the web site of the manufacturers, just like what Nokia and SE are doing?

Unless the devices did not pass the SAR standards set by FCC?

Thanks and let's discuss your view on this.

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[VPN] SecureAX: Premium VPN accounts available

Your favourite PC Shop

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SAR Values for Smartphones