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December 10th, 2007 02:37 AM #1
mga bro! i'm planning to convert my fix landline to a wireless landline. any feedback w/ bayantel, pldt, mango? heard sun is coming up with theirs too. globe meron ba? which is the best right now in terms of coverage, features and price? anyone here tried it? is it worth it? what are the disadvantages kaya?
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December 10th, 2007 04:10 AM #2
Dre, ako gamit ko Mango ng Digitel, during fine weather, ok sya. Unlimited local calls. Fix monthly P640 + NDD at IDD kung tumawag ka. I have it for almost two years now. But dahil nga wireless, kung masama ang panahon kahit na may signal yung indication di ka makontak at kahit na battery operated sya kung walang kuryente di na magamit kasi yung battery power nya will only last for few hours. Di ko na pinaputol kasi I use it for my local calls here in Laguna.
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December 10th, 2007 09:40 AM #3bayantel span, medyo minsan hirap tumawag kahit na landline tawagan mo sabi out of coverage daw, pero pag nakakalusot naman kaso lang mga 10x ka try ... signal meyc bulacan meron, malolos,pulilan pampanga meron pluctuating not bad na din , no feed back yet sa pldt pero nakita ko pldt ganda ng unit nila ewan ko lang in terms of signal & voice quality
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December 11th, 2007 12:02 PM #5
i think the weather will have an effect on the signal/service no matter what carrier you choose. among all of them, bayantel seems to offer the most value for money because it offers unlimited calls.
pldt is not unlimited parang 10 hours lang a month and you are "limited" to the city where you live. in other words if you live in qc, you cant take the phone with you in alabang. that's how i understand their service. kasi magko conflict daw sa smart, baka raw mawalan sila client. this feedback came from some users.
it seems that pldt, came out with wireless landline para lang masabi na meron sila. you will not even find info on it on their website, because the terms of service is not competitive, i guess.
PLDT Wireless Landline Plus
Phone Unit Cost: Php2,400
Activation Fee: Php600
Monthly Service Fee: Php600
Limitations: 600 call minutes (10 hours) per month, with 120 free SMS
Availability: questionable
Internet: Not capable
Bayantel Span
Phone Unit Cost: starts at Php1,995
Activation Fee: none (only 1 month advance required)
Monthly Service Fee: Php699
Bonus: unlimited phone calls to any landline
Availability: NCR, selected regions
Internet: Capable
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December 12th, 2007 12:31 AM #6
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December 12th, 2007 12:43 AM #7
meron kami bayan span, pinadadala namin palagi sa driver para pagnagdeliver sya madaling tawagan. so far witht the 2 months use ok naman. battery life usually last for around 3 days. sana lang may car charger mabili.
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December 12th, 2007 12:46 AM #8
from what i know mango is ok but signal is mainly in the quezon city area. they were the first to offer wireless landline service. but like all wireless services, it's based on line-of-sight signal so if you go to an area where the signal is blocked by a building, you may not have any signal na. bad weather can also interfere the signal.
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December 12th, 2007 11:47 AM #9
i checked out bayantel site last night. looks ok naman but i would need a demo since i live in the qc area. hope signal is strong from my house
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December 12th, 2007 12:52 PM #10
im using a bayantel span sa house. ok naman sya. better than my previous PLDT fixed wired landline, mas mura pa.
have not tried taking it out of the house dahil may mga mobile phones naman kami eh. our intention is just to have it replace our PLDT Wired Landline.
signal is ok. las pinas area. and it can send out text messages to my smart mobile phone, pero sa globe hindi sya maka text.
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