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I am looking for business broadband packages and it is really not as easy as getting the home broadband. It also seems to involve having to lay the wire from the landlord building to my office unit. Does anyone here have experience on what I should look out for and which ISP is best for business broadband? I have around 10 staff and should I just get a wireless service so that I do not have to install ports? What is the speed for wireless and if it is sufficient to support daily work. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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HI, I have recently renovated by resale HDB unit, including plastering and painting the whole unit. As a result, the openet tp box which was installed by the previous owner had to be taken down to make way for plastering. the cable from the openet is just loosely tied up and left dangling in mid air during my 2 months long renovation (supposed to end within a mth but was dragged on due to SP electrical inspection which I insisted on having after wiring). My initial intention was to shift the openet tp box to another wall next to my newly located SCV point in the living room, but was told that I need to engage openet directly and it will easily cost around $400+ for relocation. So to avoid the hassle, anyway, I have not decided on which service provider to take on for internet, I told my contractor's electrician to simply put the TP box on original wall but to a higher position than the original location, all still within the cable length, in fact, the cable was roll up and hidden in the cable casing with the other cables. Electrician initially told me since there is no reall relocation of openet box, almost equivalent to putting the box back to where it belongs (as the new location is not far from the original position), no charge for the openet. But when I told my contractor about this, he insisted that this is still consider as "relocation of openet tp box" and I have to pay him $150 for this. Also, this is not as simple as it looks, as he has to be accountable for if there are any damage to the openet tp box or any broken cable or optical fibres that is connected to tp box. Any damages, can easily cost around $400. But how would I know if there are any damages to the openet tp box or if the cable or optical fibres connecting to the tp box was in any way broken or compromise due to mishandling during renovation? My concern is if I pay him now $150 for the "so-called" relocation of openet tp box, and after a few months, when I engaged the respective service provider for internet and broadband services, and only then realized there is problem with the tp box, am I the one being liable or is my contractor (like he say) liable to fix the issue with openet? Can anyone help me with this issue? pls thank you. FYI. My contractor is super slow in response and may take weeks and months to settle, so I am very tempted to not pay the $150 first and let openet do a thorough check during installation of broadbrand. If everything ok, then pay. If not, when openet ask me for fees to fixing the damages in tp box, I will at least not be paying double - $150 to my contractor, and then later to Openet. Can someone please help and advise on what I should do?

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*Please note that owners are living in the house and due to religion, no beef to be consumed in the house* We are a young decent Chinese couple (Legal Secretary in a law firm / Senior Accounts Exec) owners looking to rent out 2 of our common rooms to eligible tenants. The house is currently under renovation till end of May. (Earliest move in date is 13 June) BLOCK 614 WOODLANDS AVE 4 Details are as follows:- - Newly renovated / very Modern design - Aircon - Viewqwest Fiber Broadband (Internet) - Light cooking is allowed if you can maintain cleanliness - Non-smoker only / Or smoke outside the house - High Floor - Single or Queen size bed + Wardrobe + Choice of Study table or Makeup table - 10 to 15 mins walking distance to Admiralty MRT or 3 bus-stops away from Woodlands Causeway Point/ Woodlands Civic Plaza - 5 mins walking distance from 888 Plaza (Food / amendities) - 3 bus stops away from Woodlands Sports Hall & Woodlands Community Club (Swimming / Gym / etc) - A small Mandai Tekong Park is just across the road - Library is available in Woodlands Civic Plaza - Rental period : min. Six months to 1 year - Neat & Clean people only Single Rental $750/mth per room (female preferred) *Slightly Negotiable* Min. 1 month Deposit + 1st month rental (usual practice) *NO AGENT FEES*