Telstra to enter Phiilippines market, to compete with Globe and PLDT.

[sirLancelot]

Na qualify ka sir maging test subscriber. Titignan nila at pag aaralan usage mo para pag basehan mga iooffer nilang promo sa susunod pero wala namang problema dyan.

Malapit na mawala mga unlimited lahat may cap na. Babagal lang connection mo pag na reach mo yung cap. Fair usage policy nga daw hehe. Ok na yang 50gb cap mataas na yan para sa akin. 500mb lang naman ang x-art at weekly lang ang labas. Nawala pa yify.

Pati dsl magkakaron na ng cap?

[99moves]

yung fibr lite plan 1899 ng PLDT, 20mbps capped at 80gb, pag naubos mo na monthly allowance wala ka na connection unless you purchase a 199 pesos "booster" which will give you another 10gb. this is according to their website.

[Monseratto]

Busting the Telstra myth, and other matters | The Manila Times Online

Last week, the local tech website Unbox.ph did a good job of legitimate journalism and flushed out the real story, which bears repeating here since the rumor mill is still operating at top speed.

Telstra is not at this point “planning” to enter the Philippine market; we know this, because Unbox.ph writer John Nieves took the radical step of contacting the company’s media relations office and asking them a direct question.
Telstra has not set up a Philippine headquarters near the Mall of Asia (the odd-looking building that prominently displays the company’s name is its call center, jointly operated with Teletech, part of a BPO operation that has been here since 2013); it has not earmarked $1 billion to invest in building a network here (no monetary figures have actually been discussed by the concerned parties).

What has taken place, according to Telstra, is some preliminary discussion about an opportunity that seems promising, but may or may not be feasible. Present circumstances suggest that it will not be; for one thing, Telstra’s apparent choice of partner is a little dubious; SMC has money, but nothing in the way of useful experience in the telecom sector, and a less than impressive recent record when it comes to projects outside its core food and beverage competence (e.g., Philippine Airlines).

[Monseratto]

Busting the Telstra myth, and other matters | The Manila Times Online

Last week, the local tech website Unbox.ph did a good job of legitimate journalism and flushed out the real story, which bears repeating here since the rumor mill is still operating at top speed.

Telstra is not at this point “planning” to enter the Philippine market; we know this, because Unbox.ph writer John Nieves took the radical step of contacting the company’s media relations office and asking them a direct question.
Telstra has not set up a Philippine headquarters near the Mall of Asia (the odd-looking building that prominently displays the company’s name is its call center, jointly operated with Teletech, part of a BPO operation that has been here since 2013); it has not earmarked $1 billion to invest in building a network here (no monetary figures have actually been discussed by the concerned parties).

What has taken place, according to Telstra, is some preliminary discussion about an opportunity that seems promising, but may or may not be feasible. Present circumstances suggest that it will not be; for one thing, Telstra’s apparent choice of partner is a little dubious; SMC has money, but nothing in the way of useful experience in the telecom sector, and a less than impressive recent record when it comes to projects outside its core food and beverage competence (e.g., Philippine Airlines).

[anonemus]

Busting the Telstra myth, and other matters | The Manila Times Online

Ang KJ ni John Nieves ng Unbox

[dreamur]

Eh kumagat ang PLDT at nag offer ng x20 speed at the same plan.

[Just]

Puedeng puede na iyan. May landline kasama rin diba?

yup, with landline

[Just]

So meron na cap? Ano mangyari pag na reach mo allowance?


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not sure, baka babagal na connection.

[Just]

result of my speed test

DL speed - 5.33Mbps
UL speed - 0.69 Mbps

bakit ang layo ng difference ng DL at UL? btw, naka wifi ako nun nag speed test. mas mabilis siguro yan if wired.

[Just]

result of my speed test

DL speed - 5.33Mbps
UL speed - 0.69 Mbps

bakit ang layo ng difference ng DL at UL? btw, naka wifi ako nun nag speed test. mas mabilis siguro yan if wired.