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If not the same, lower pa minsan kasi they deduct days na down ang internet. I apply via online and nkalagay dun free installation.. Sagot saken madami daw kse d nag babayad sa area namen.. So ok cge umagree nmn nag bayad aq.. But what I can say is, I’m satisfied with the connection speed. I’d go for the unlimited data plan.
Well, I guess I’ll have to look more into this. My PLDT experience was NOT WONDERFUL AT ALL. It’s already been 1 month since my application and absolutely NO FEEDBACK. I’d rather go their business office i am more at ease with talking to real people than forbid if they give you their real name….
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We had a rough patch with them before but it’s all okay now. Problem na lang namin is delayed bill every month. Reading thru some comments here and you replies. Hi Jerald, it’s been pretty consistent ever since we had it installed. There were times when internet was down , but PLDT is able to act on the issue as soon as they were able to. I attached it through the application form.
Thank you, PLDT Home, for making the application process fast and hassle-free! I can now say goodbye to stressful work days because of an unstable connection. 36-Months Contract The minimum subscription term to HOME Ultera in three years (the “Initial Term”) starting from the date of activation. I hope your experience with them will be pleasant!
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We waited & followed up for almost 5 months, but nothing happened as a result. Fed up, we went & applied for the same Home DSL 1299 plan in their Smart/PLDT branch in SM Megamall without the promo. Lo and behold, we got our home internet after 2 weeks. I applied last 2 weeks approved and installed without any initial payment required. I recently applied for a new line for my office via a PLDT branch, it didn’t take long at all so yung matagal mag-apply sa office nila, that’s not true. It’s actually faster than online application.
DSL connections doesn’t have any cap. Fiber connection of pldt also doesnt have any cap except if they said you have a 50gb amount of data or more. I think its only the FIBR Lite that has a cap in terms of fiber connection. If you have 3 or less gadgets or equipment to use then i suggests go for the dsl 999 3mbps. If I remember correctly, after paying the initial fee, the line was connected within the week.
PLDT completes network migration for Home Ultera
For some reason, my 3G connection always decides to act up on extremely busy times like the end of the month when I need to create reports from data I can only get online. Why didn’t I just apply for a more stable DSL connection? Because I thought I won’t be approved since I’m a freelancer. Plus, I felt like applying for a connection would be a huge hassle because of the lines. May I ask how is the consistency of the 3mbps DSL plan? Is it really around 3mbps or do you often experience really slow connections?
The data cap may be faster to use up than you thought. It depends kasi on how you’ll use your connection. I prefer unlimited data because I work from home, I download/upload designs, I watch videos. After submitting my application, I was notified that approval will arrive within hours.
Customers who will migrate to Home Fiber will also enjoy free installation and modem fees. I just want to ask why do i always error on applying internet plan? Service Quality To achieve connection and service, I must not remove my HOME Ultera device from where it was originally installed by the HOME technician.
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I’m planning on applying for the same plan. As to why there is a cap, you’ll have to ask PLDT. I don’t know the initial payment because my plan is PLDT HOME DSL, not Speedster.
I’m not sure…though I think they’re the same thing. If there is loose wiring, it’s best to call 172 up so they can fix it. They’d be more than willing to change the modem/wires if needed. I wasn’t given this option when I applied, but you can ask about this at a PLDT branch or call them at 172. Have you tried visiting a branch to discuss this with them? I think it’s always best to talk to someone who can explain things further to you instead of just waiting and not knowing what’s going on.
If I were in your place, I’d go to a PLDT branch to have all these cleared up. The plan 1699 that you’ve signed up for is that considered as wired dsl. Any suggestion coz I’m planning to work at home as part time. Hi Scott, it is best to talk to a PLDT customer representative about this so they can explain your package further. Just call 172 or visit the nearest branch. I read that you have a different plan now, but I’m hoping you can relate to my question.
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