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Singtel, Singapore Telecommunications Limited
Basic information
Founded 28 March 1992
Legal Structure Public conglomerate
Industry Telecommuncations
Also known as Singapore Telecommunications Limited
Official website https://www.singtel.com/

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Consumer-impact summary

Anti-Consumer Practices

  • Singtel charges clients a (at the time of writing) 10 SGD fee per month to enable bridge mode on their ONR device, a configuration that is basically a login and click away. They even claim having to send a technician to do this to explain the exhoribiant price despite their ability to make this change remotely.
  • To save costs, Singtel uses interconnection facilities not in Singapore which means any traffic would have to travel all the way to Hongkong or Japan (closest contracted facilities)[2]. Additionally, they set up peering agreements with certain companies to ensure that their traffic doesn't suffer this. In addition to that, they advertise a 12.22 SGD/month add-on service with WTFast[3] if you want these issues dealt with.

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References

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  2. PeeringDB. "Singapore Telecommunications Limited peering list". PeeringDB. Retrieved 2026-04-12.
  3. Singapore Telecommunications Limited. "Singtel Gaming Boost WTFast Private Network". Singtel. Retrieved 2026-04-12.