heightdeprived Posted February 3, 2007 Share Posted February 3, 2007 just lost it, with a friggin' 400 buck load dang it! kakaparoaming ko pa naman nu'n.. Quote Link to comment
coitus_interruptus Posted February 4, 2007 Share Posted February 4, 2007 Ano nakaya nangyayari sa Globe? Potch... palagi naman may promong maganda pero after 2 weeks tatangalin...? Nalalamangan na tulo sila ng SMART@ :cool: Quote Link to comment
jogradnapogi Posted February 4, 2007 Share Posted February 4, 2007 same here dude, about their unlimitxt thing.. sooooo sad.. Quote Link to comment
chinits Posted February 4, 2007 Share Posted February 4, 2007 With Globe Telecom recently increasing the rates of their Unlimitext Services from P20/2 Days and P50/5 Days to P20/Day, I'm switching to Sun Cellular for good. Just because tinanggal ng Smart yung unlimited texting promo nila, puwede na i-monopolize ng Globe ang consumers by increasing their rates. I don't have a prob with SunCell's coverage. Di naman tayo nakatira sa liblib na lugar para maging concerned about signal coverage and network congestion. Do the math, mas tipid pa rin mag 24x7! I'm just being practical. Will just keep my Globe sim for back-up in case mapunta ako sa isang lugar na walang SunCell coverage.really? effective when? Quote Link to comment
Bboy32 Posted February 4, 2007 Share Posted February 4, 2007 ako gamit ko globe speak and surf. oks naman ang service puede na rin.. hehehe. kumusta service? Quote Link to comment
sunking Posted February 4, 2007 Share Posted February 4, 2007 The speed above is from my Globe Visibility account. Its improving everyday. last nite I got 1.2 MBPS. Can anyone tell me what latency is? I think it's the lag time between when data packets. Or like when you click and how long the network receives the click... Quote Link to comment
cool_kojie Posted February 5, 2007 Share Posted February 5, 2007 ah ganon ba. atleast now I know. Thanks bro! Quote Link to comment
ucantseeme Posted February 5, 2007 Share Posted February 5, 2007 yeah... sa globe.. it depends on your location... you can use it almost anywhere na may signal ang globe pero speeds vary per location... minsan dial up speed, minsan naman i get more than 1mbps... mas ok to because i take my laptop with me everytime Quote Link to comment
ferro2 Posted February 6, 2007 Share Posted February 6, 2007 am thinking of subscribing to globe speak and surf. according to globe you can use both phone and data even outside your home as long as there is a signal? is this true? the fee is P995/month. can any globe user verify lang. thanks Quote Link to comment
cool_kojie Posted February 6, 2007 Share Posted February 6, 2007 Yup Depende nga sa location mo ang speed ng Visibility. Sa Las Pinas Area, Mabilis Sa Taguig Mabilis. Makati and Ortigas Super Fast ( Sana Dito ko Nakatira) Some Parts of Sucat mabagal (Dial UP Speed). Basta HSDPA ang connection maganda. So far I am Satisfied naman. Its improving everyday. Now sa office ko eto na gamit ko its faster than my smart bro na. Quote Link to comment
TAMODIN Posted February 6, 2007 Share Posted February 6, 2007 Yup Depende nga sa location mo ang speed ng Visibility. Sa Las Pinas Area, Mabilis Sa Taguig Mabilis. Makati and Ortigas Super Fast ( Sana Dito ko Nakatira) Some Parts of Sucat mabagal (Dial UP Speed). Basta HSDPA ang connection maganda. So far I am Satisfied naman. Its improving everyday. Now sa office ko eto na gamit ko its faster than my smart bro na. I'm getting 1.8Mbps using the E620 PC Card modem, with the E220 USB Modem I am getting 3.6Mbps although I think the Globe system is limited to a max of 1.8Mbps. For those of you planning to get Globe Visibility, the E220 USB modem is more flexible as you can also use it on a PC and you can actually change the location of the modem to get a better signal, I think the USB cable also serves as an antenna which is good. The only problem with a USB modem is that it's messy as you have to carry the cable always and its not neat when you try to use it on your laptop because of the additional clutter. Although the E620 modem has a provision for an external antenna, you can't get the antenna here in Manila. The speeds mentioned above are with HSDPA cellsites here in Alabang. Quote Link to comment
cool_kojie Posted February 6, 2007 Share Posted February 6, 2007 I'm getting 1.8Mbps using the E620 PC Card modem, with the E220 USB Modem I am getting 3.6Mbps although I think the Globe system is limited to a max of 1.8Mbps. For those of you planning to get Globe Visibility, the E220 USB modem is more flexible as you can also use it on a PC and you can actually change the location of the modem to get a better signal, I think the USB cable also serves as an antenna which is good. The only problem with a USB modem is that it's messy as you have to carry the cable always and its not neat when you try to use it on your laptop because of the additional clutter. Although the E620 modem has a provision for an external antenna, you can't get the antenna here in Manila. The speeds mentioned above are with HSDPA cellsites here in Alabang. I got the E220 USB type. Globe Said nga maganda Speed sa Alabang area kasi dyan daw nakatira mga bosing nila. So far so good. I am using nga the longer cable provided with extra power usd attachment para raw mas mabilis sabi nung customer service and better signal. Quote Link to comment
Edward_bayagbag Posted February 6, 2007 Share Posted February 6, 2007 sana may choice pa tayo rather than smart globe and sun whahehehe singtel? cingular heheh jke newyz i stick muna sa globe tiis tiis lng Quote Link to comment
Frenzzzy Posted February 6, 2007 Share Posted February 6, 2007 ok lang yan. para mabawasan ang useless spams ng quotes etc. Quote Link to comment
casper2007 Posted February 6, 2007 Share Posted February 6, 2007 grabe ginawa ng globe n a pag taas ng unlimitxt masyadong unreasonable Quote Link to comment
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