Start by listing key plan elements: advertised speeds (download/upload), data caps or unlimited data, upload capacity (important for video calls), contract length, activation/installation fees, and any early-termination penalties. Check what the plan includes for equipment: router, modem, and whether the network will be installed and serviced by the provider or the building. Verify fibre reach to your unit and who owns the internal cabling, as this affects future moves. Ask about outages history, maintenance windows, and whether the provider offers a fixed SLA or backup options (mobile data, 4G/5G failover). For Phuket properties, factor the building type (villa, hillside, condo) and shared infrastructure, as these change what you can rely on. Request on-site tests or a trial period and insist on written speed tests during typical working hours and at different rooms; confirm meter location, main supply, and who pays ongoing charges. Finally, document the agreed terms in writing, and involve independent professionals to review property-specific impacts before you sign.
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