eSpeed on Demand is one of the new feature for temporary boosting your internet speed. Yes, you can simply boost your line to either 1MB or 2MB (higher in the future) anytime with a single click on the Telbru web login account. This will only last for one hour and you will need to log in again to boost it.
(Note: The link appear to be broken, probably something wrong at Telbru. xP)
Just remember that this is not a free service because you have to pay for a rate per hour depending on how many times you boost your speed. Of course, you have to apply before you can use it. If you wonder how this work before you decide to subscribe it. Well, it’s very easy to use, very easy. Log in to the website (like picture below), enter your phone number (your eSpeed line) and the password given by Telbru.
Login Page @ http://www.espeed.com.bn/speedondemand
Here’s the screen shows some of the information from your account and your Hua Wei/Alcatel modem. The available boosts information is below and shows either 2MB or 3MB speed option. Click one of them (I click 3MB) and you will see the terms and conditions. My advice is you read it before you used.
After you click accept button your line will temporary boost to 3MB for one hour. You can verify your speed through Brunet speed test and test any download.
Here’s the test results using Steam downloading my Half Life 2 games together with Free Download Manager downloading AVG Free Edition program.
It’s a real deal. Although I can’t say for the performance on the website I visit. Sometimes it does lag for a moment and hell fast. I did tried Team Fortress 2 game and RF Online. TF2 work pretty well on the server I joined and my ping time was really good low. However, not for RF Online game. I still get kick out often and lost connections even the server population is low. Not to mention the gameplay was same as usual, nothing much improved. There could be the connection issue in the DNS configuration I believe.
Anyway, eSpeed on Demand service is just a feature to help you dealing with large downloading files. But to me, it makes no different putting my PC idle doing the download for all days. Even if it slows, I am not paying any extra on it. Don’t talk about my PC power usage, mine is gaming machine but my motherboard has the ability to tweak all the hardware performance down, which means lesses power usage in normal operation for downloading stuffs using torrent. Kekeke…
Notes: It took a while for Telbru announcing their new eSpeed on Demands service. My post has been on hold almost at least coming five months now waiting for the right time post it. You might ask why. Well, it simple. As long it was not officially announce by Telbru, I have no single rights to reveal their upcoming services. This is how I feel about it.
Nonetheless, the information I provided is based on the beta test. Any updated or changes may different from what the current screenshots provide above.
cool! the official speed is 1mb and 2mb.. no 3mb :( Lucky you to try it out on 1st hand.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your informative post!
how much they chraged you for this?
ReplyDeletenot really sure, I heard it's about $1.50 per hour. You need to check with Telbru for more information.
ReplyDeletesad la.. take half years to get it live and once it launch the site is down? What happen there?
ReplyDeleteTelbru should complete & double check their work before deciding to launch d new service to public. As you can see, this site is down at the moment. This shows that They're not ready to serve us
ReplyDeletewhy do we need to pay hourly to boost our internet speed? why dont they(TelBru) just increase our net speed completely, and they can just maybe slightly increase the monthly payment by $10 or so?
ReplyDeletewe are far steps behind, dont you guys think? other countries, even like neighboring countries are offering better speed than what is being offered to us with even cheaper rate!
This is just an optional service and it depends if you want to use it or not. Well, like you said. No one really understand why you need this kind of services.
ReplyDeleteFor 1Mbps, it charges $0.90/hr. I'm using 512Kbps with rental charges of $68/mth. Here's d question, Does they charge to our eSpeed bill if we're using it after an hr? What i mean is like $68 + 0.9 = 68.90, if u're using one time in a mth
ReplyDeleteYes. you use three time, it charges 3x the $0.90
ReplyDeletethe correct URL is http://espeed.com.bn/speedondemand. Notice there is no 'e' on speedondemand :)
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ReplyDeleteURL change, but it doesnt work for me too. anyone having same problem here accessing to the website.
ReplyDeleteYea, even the new website they launch still down and not work. Y they want to launch this service without complete d website? It's useless when nothing is on d web
ReplyDeleteEPIC FAIL!!!! XD
ReplyDeleteOne of the FAILURE service ever in Telbru !! Advertising is published but the website is closed :/
ReplyDeleteKemarin, Hari Jumat aku ke The Mall bertanya arah pekerja eSpeed. Katanya, 1Mbps kena charge $0.90 & 2Mbps kena charge $1.50. Inda payah berdaftar lagi. Login saja kewebsite durang, arah username masukkan numbor akaun eSpeed, arah password masukkan numbor phone yg dipakai untuk eSpeed. Pilih speed yang diperlukan, espeed kitani akan berubah kelajuannya dalam
ReplyDeletemasa 1 jam. Kalau mau lagi, login lagi, ulangi proses yg sama.
Masalahnya, aku membayar espeed $88 untuk 640Kbps tapi kelajuan eSpeedku ani kena upgrade automatik masa April dulu jadi 2 x ganda. Indada kena maklumkan dulu hal ani. Masa ni kelajuan espeedku 1.3Mbps tp membayar masih $88. Speednya sudah ku test arah brunet.bn sama speedtest.net. COnfirm 2 x ganda. Kalauku pilih speedondemand 1Mbps, adakah aku akan mendapat 2 x ganda jua otomatik jadi 2Mbps ? atau pilih 2Mbps dapat 4Mbps ? nanti tah ku mentest.
but the website is still under construct & "DOWN" , even I try with the new website which is "www.espeed.com.bn/speedondemand" still can't work. The website kept on saying "speed coming to you coming soon"???? Apakan??
ReplyDeleteGiving the true & nice website but fails to access.. =(
i thought the username is your "eSpeed phone number"and the password is your "eSpeed account no"
ReplyDeleteTry http://www.espeed.com.bn/speedondemand
ReplyDelete*Doesnt work until now*
@ Hoskitani.Com
ReplyDeleteregarding about your question. Im not really how Telbru set the detection speed for owners running 1m or 2m residential plan. So far the espeed on demand only available speed is only 1m and 2m. i dont think the 3m or 4m is available at the moment.
@ Anon
hehehe....Yup that is the user and pass for using espeed on demand. It will be automatically charge to your account for next month even if you dont apply it.
The log on website still doesn't work =( it's almost 3 weeks since Telbru launched this service
ReplyDeleteAfter calling to 121, the operator said that there was a problem on their site. For those who're still using Huawei modem must change to Alcatel modem becos they need to switch their port (maybe is the server port) to support it.
ReplyDeleteThat is nonsense coming from the operator. Hua Wei is capable of reaching 3 mbps and that I even tested on espeed on demand before switching to Alcatel. its just a marketing plan or bad managements in Telbru confused their employees, that it.
ReplyDeleteFor those who cannot access the website, it is due to your modem (though perhaps they mean network) that Telbru has assigned to you. I was told at the roadshow that it is only for Alcatel Lucent modem users however I think it may be for newer eSpeed subscribers (and have Alcatel Lucent modems as opposed to the older Huawei modems) that are on a new network. They informed me that this is a trial service at the moment and only available to Alcaltel Lucent modem users. Either way have to agree with Starboykb that the marketing and PR of this service is severely lacking. Updates and developments that I find out will be shown on my post on the Speed on Demand service for those interested
ReplyDeleteThey should mention earlier in d advertisement that only Alcatel Lucent modem can use it. As a service provider, u should do something else that every user can support it. From this, marketing strategy can be achieved. What a poor service is this? And is a trial service??? No idea
ReplyDeleteThanks TheWheat for the information! But its really weird for them doing this only available for the subscribers in the new exchange system. I dont really see why they need to do this, well, no point of guessing. something must be wrong before they launch this service.
ReplyDeleteThe espeed 'speed on demand' website is still down. It's almost a week since they launched a new website
ReplyDeletealcatel lucent here at my place but still cant access the site. the chances are they are using metro-e which can deliver more bandwdth. with the current copper infra i dont really know how they going to do this. left alone that each network system cant talk to each other. oh well... unless they pump more bandwdth.
ReplyDeleteWhat is copper infra?? Infrared?? I never heard of this stuff
ReplyDeleteWe are still living in the past. metro-e or copper wire, we don't need those anymore.
ReplyDeletewhat we really need is, Fiber-optic. Bring me the 100Mbps connection please.
I want to stream HD Videos from Youtube on my PS3.
This service still cannot use. I've tried to access its website several times but still d same.. Wat a failure service
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell..i've apply for the 640kbps,but when i test it on telbru speedometer i've got only like 487kbps,where is the other 153kbps.Telbru sucks, e-speed = e-goverment = e-useless
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