San Miguel goes into the telecom business (Liberty Telecoms Holdings, Inc.)

[Doge]

ayaw mo pagdahom ug unlimited.. bisan sa Telstra AU walay unli unless business account.. they give you full speed but you have a monthly allowance. its up to you how you use the allowance.. mao nay klarong FAIR..

[30121895]

ayaw mo pagdahom ug unlimited.. bisan sa Telstra AU walay unli unless business account.. they give you full speed but you have a monthly allowance. its up to you how you use the allowance.. mao nay klarong FAIR..

at least dili false advertisement bosss ^_^

[zairon1988]

ayaw mo pagdahom ug unlimited.. bisan sa Telstra AU walay unli unless business account.. they give you full speed but you have a monthly allowance. its up to you how you use the allowance.. mao nay klarong FAIR..

Wala man sd cguri ni ingon unlimited ang data for consumer ddto boss hehe, mao na aware pd ilang customers nga allowance ra naa nila hehe..dli parehas sa mga telco dri , unlimited daw pero naa cap lol

[30121895]

Wala man sd cguri ni ingon unlimited ang data for consumer ddto boss hehe, mao na aware pd ilang customers nga allowance ra naa nila hehe..dli parehas sa mga telco dri , unlimited daw pero naa cap lol

Exactly.. hahaha..

[Doge]

Unta paspas internet dire..

mubalhin jud ko!

pls lng...San Miguel...

Lets do the Bandwidth Revolution! No Data cap!

Globe and PLDT Sucks! sobra na sila kaabusado!

mao ni ako pasabot.. nagdahom ug no data cap @zairon

[bim27142]

Telstra recently acquired undersea-cable company Pacnet Ltd.

aha?! murag angay gyud ma kulbaan ang duha ka mga buaya nga telco diri sa pinas ani...

http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/pld...-with-telstra/

[spartan301]

Knowing how Ramon Ang does biz...
wouldn't be too optimistic bout this..

[30121895]

ma kulbaan jd sila ane knowing that telstra is the new owner of pacnet ^_^

[silentnuker]

dili man tingale sila makulbaan...hahaha. controllado man sa PLDT ang entire internet backbone diris PH ug ang exchange padung sa gawas...
in an overly simplified description silay nag-k0ntrol sa mga Highways and Seaports/Airports (in terms of information). Sa usa ka forum ako nabasahan according sa usa ni-claim ug engineer working in PACNET, PLDT kuno intentionally disrupts routing of internet traffic going inside/outside PH. Mao ni ka powerful and PLDT that it has the capacity to act as the country's 'fake internet backbone' plus this known fact (pwd ni ma-google) that PLDT refuses "Domestic Peering" with local telcos/ISPs.

what PACNET can do to is to offer an alternative to PLDT's hegemony and control by helping other Telco players here in PH improve their services in terms of bandwidth capacity kay Regional (Asia-Pacific, Japan), Higher Tier provider man sila as opposed to PLDT which is countrywide lang. Meaning local ISPs lease bandwidth sa ilaha kay sila man ang ga-serve as a major internet backbone for Asia-Pacific with their existing infrastructure of undersea Fiber Optic cables. I think PLDT right now refuses to use PACNET's infra instead it routes their PH Domestic traffic sa ilaha internet exchange in HK and SG.

I don't know sad kung unsa ni ang status sa ato na currently existing Philippine Internet Exchange (PhIX). I think if Pacnet/Telstra wants to target PH as a market/revenue stream they should start from this point. Dili man sad basta2 kasud sila sa local ISP scene, that's why it can only partner. How I wish managhan pud ug local Telco players....hehehe. Not just this San Miguel ?

[30121895]

dili man tingale sila makulbaan...hahaha. controllado man sa PLDT ang entire internet backbone diris PH ug ang exchange padung sa gawas...
in an overly simplified description silay nag-k0ntrol sa mga Highways and Seaports/Airports (in terms of information). Sa usa ka forum ako nabasahan according sa usa ni-claim ug engineer working in PACNET, PLDT kuno intentionally disrupts routing of internet traffic going inside/outside PH. Mao ni ka powerful and PLDT that it has the capacity to act as the country's 'fake internet backbone' plus this known fact (pwd ni ma-google) that PLDT refuses "Domestic Peering" with local telcos/ISPs.

what PACNET can do to is to offer an alternative to PLDT's hegemony and control by helping other Telco players here in PH improve their services in terms of bandwidth capacity kay Regional (Asia-Pacific, Japan), Higher Tier provider man sila as opposed to PLDT which is countrywide lang. Meaning local ISPs lease bandwidth sa ilaha kay sila man ang ga-serve as a major internet backbone for Asia-Pacific with their existing infrastructure of undersea Fiber Optic cables. I think PLDT right now refuses to use PACNET's infra instead it routes their PH Domestic traffic sa ilaha internet exchange in HK and SG.

I don't know sad kung unsa ni ang status sa ato na currently existing Philippine Internet Exchange (PhIX). I think if Pacnet/Telstra wants to target PH as a market/revenue stream they should start from this point. Dili man sad basta2 kasud sila sa local ISP scene, that's why it can only partner. How I wish managhan pud ug local Telco players....hehehe. Not just this San Miguel ?

hehehe.. thats why they are building their own infrastructure dw bosss .kay if naa own infrastructure ang san mig/telstra no need to rent na sa mga existing diba? Mao gane nang gamit sa pacnet instead mo connect pa sila sa fake backbone ne pldt mo direct ra sila sa pacnet since ang owner is telstra ra gehapon