There is an early termination fee, please bear that in mind. But how about if we are not getting the connection as promised? Can we file a lawsuit? Or will they just let us go without demanding for the termination fee? or even if they demand for a termination fee we could just leave them without paying and that would be legal?
Why am I saying this? It's because I have friends who also have globe broadband but what they got since they subscribed is globe broadbump. Their signal always bump on something. And everytime they called the helpdesk they were told that there is a problem with the line and it is being fixed at the moment. What?! Everytime?!
So even if I got 400 to 600kbps whenever I do a speed test, i really would like to get out of this mess. I would rather go to a 356kbps with a constant and reliable connection than what globe offers. Why is that? It's because it should be an "always on connection"; it's supposed to automatically connect everytime you turned on your pc. The thing is, always, when I restart my pc, should supposed to wait for about two to three minutes for the modem to initialized but was waiting for too long and still it wouldn't connect. So I've tried manual connection. And oh! it's like I'm wasting my time trying to connect, sometimes up to 3 hours tweaking the connection! Who wants to do that everyday and I'm paying almost P1,500 a month for this kind of service.
Alright, I had my experience with globe broadbump. I think it's enough. What do you think?
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I'd rather choose Globe Broadband than acquiring a Smart Bro. Based from my experience it's not worth the monthly bill you pay for it. It lacked good service. Our internet connection was intermittent, if not, the internet speed you get is way to slow to be even considered as a broadband. But that was a year ago, we cancelled our subscription for it. Don't know if Smart Bro's service improved now...
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