stiwi wrote:zzm9980 wrote:If you have any intention to watch foreign TV services like Hulu, Netflix, BBC iPlayer, HBO, etc, go with My Republic. They offer their "teleporter" service which lets you watch them without using a VPN. The only thing you have to d is use their provided DNS settings (which 99% of all people do anyway).
Same for ViewQuest. According to my observations the latter provide very good customer support, consistent service and are willing to optimise certain routes if needed. They are more expensive than MR though. It really depends on the purpose, but if it is for work I'd go for VQ.
I don't know how I missed that. Damnit, I wanted VQ initially but was steered towards My Republic only because of that!
My plan with MyRepublic is $59 for 100/50mb. Viewquest was $65 for 150/75. Both of those being no contract.
Back to the OP if it's not too late:
While people here are saying Singtel DSL is better than Starhub cable (I can't comment on that, I never used Starhub), I had the 15mb Singtel DSL plan for two years and it was terrible. Real speeds to most places was closer to 6mb down/512kb up. The only place that ever got close to the advertised speeds were the speed test sites hosted by Singtel. Worse than the bandwidth, the latency is high. The DNS servers used by Singtel often time out or have issues, and the home router they provide does *not* let you change them. You have to manually reconfigure them on each system on your network. Quite a hassle, especially if you have a laptop you take to work or elsewhere.