I am back for good

Finally completed my journey. I arrived on 26 sept. I just realised my first time in KLIA main terminal is during march 2009. After KLIA was open in 1998, 11 years later I set foot there. By the way until now I never use the ERL before hehe since its operation began in 2002. There is a way for saving klia train fares from rm 35 to rm 15. This will require you to wait 30 mins at putrajaya. The average malaysian hourly wage is about rm 20. So by waiting 30 mins you save RM 20 better than working 1 hr hehe.

The demise of pfingo

All my pfingo numbers are history. It served me well for the past 2 yrs. From now on pfingo will be used for sms only hehe. Maybe i will top up using the axs machine next time. Its difficult to get the top up card actually. Maybe in the future can use it with 3.5g service.

ung ung ung said so many times to top up but so far never bought any - miao~~
now come back no need pfingo no need italk just keep the digital voice good enough......

How to get from KL Sentral to LCCT cheap and fast

The ERL is launching a bus service from LCCT to Salak Tinggi and from there we can take the high speed rail to KL Sentral for RM 12.50. Why I say this is cheap, please take a look at the fare table. Who will want to pay RM 35 to get from KLIA to KL Sentral when they can break the journey into 2 parts KLIA-Salak Tinggi to KL Sentral. The total cost? RM 12.5+ RM 3.2. What a huge saving. I will also hv the option to go to BTS which will be the future Southern Intercity bus terminal since I can change to STAR which is nearer to my home.

I wonder what is taking the ERL so long to realise LCCT is growing rapidly compared to KLIA main terminal. Anyway it is better late than never since I always use budget airlines. By the way those who are above 55 Malaysian get another 30% discount. Since LCCT was open in March 2006, it takes almost 3 years for ERL to realise a missed opportunity. The LCCT passenger traffic of about 15 million maximum capacity could earn ERL a potential revenue of RM 15 million annually assuming about 20% of the passenger takes this service. Perhaps it is small money for ERL anyway. Domestic restructuring begin in August 2006, Singapore-KL liberalisation from Feb 2008 and by Dec 2008 there are 8.9 million passenger at LCCT.

Snack Attack

Now Krispy Kreme donuts are available on Air Asia!!

By when will we have 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps internet

According to Open Net, 15% of the homes in Singapore will be fitted with next gen BB by end of 2009.
After that by March 2010 the high speed surfing should be operational. No more turtle speed and hopefully the cheapest plan will cost about SGD 25-30 for 100 Mbps hehe. By then our new home shd hv this service. Welcome to the age of HSBB :)

Someone is guarding my clothes

Destiny of my OPC

Next year onwards we can use our OPC on Saturday & Sunday whole day and eve of 5 public holidays. These 5 PH eve are New Year, Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Puasa, Deepavali and Christmas.
By then $20 paper supplementary license will not be required anymore. Go online and purchase will do. Our OPC will be on the road more often.