Comments on: Globe Telecom clarifies P2P Issues

By: kaje

kaje — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 12:52:43 +0000

have you experienced disappearing connections around 3-4 times a month when you download files using p2p? and Globe says it could be wiring problems? they’re lying. sinasadya nila na wala kayong connection for 3-4 days (waiting time for fixing) days para mabawi nila yong large data na na-download nyo.

By: wang

wang — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 04:56:18 +0000

no matter what new technology u introduce still all telco companies can’t offer a true high speed internet connection unless u ought to fix ur connection 3ft underground with the gate way server!and do u think i’ll believe u when u say u dont use bangdwidth capping?!oh come on,,,it’s just so easy to tell lies to the end users ryt?!but for people who know about ur deeds ur dead men!how can u possibly not use bangdwidth capping when the gate way is just giving u for exmple just 10mbps and u hav more than 20 end users in a specific location?!ur making money, more money out of the ignorance of ur end users!

By: paulpoto

paulpoto — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 12:00:19 +0000

So, good bye world of warcraft? putang globe refund nyo ako sa Cataclysm ko! paano ako mg,patch ng WoW ko? P2P gamit ng WoW sa patching ang major patches are more than 1gig. mga bobo! mga KAWATAN! bat di nyo upgrade system nyo. if you don’t want abusive users then get a better system that will really give people 1Mbps. or baka nman di nyo talaga kaya mgbigay ng 1Mbps?

By: smart bro agent

smart bro agent — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 11:53:02 +0000

this is a fact. para lang malaman nyo(mga taong wala paki sa capping at love na love ang isp sa pinas). if you want to prove this try nyo mg.apply bilang tech supprt agent sa smart. this is not the plug it only but also with people with the motorola antenna. you will know that many areas in luzon are experiencing slow connection. this is because the base station/tower in the area is very congested. like if a tower can support 100 subscribers, smart is accepting 500 subs under that tower. and do you know what they want us agent tell the customers? this “we are currently upgrading our systems….” or “cge po maam we will forward this to our techs in the field” pero walang mangyayari.
MAN! WHY CAN’T OUR GOVERNMENT DO SOMETHING? THEY LOOK AT THE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE. NOT THOSE “BUWAYAS”.

By: paulpoto

paulpoto — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 11:25:51 +0000

FCK U GLOBE! WHY WONT YOU FUCKN IMPROVE UR FUCKN NETWORK. WTF! OTHER COUNTRIES ARE UPGRADING AND WE ARE DOWNGRADING? FCK U. MGA MAGNANAKAW!

By: Maryanne

Maryanne — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 05:14:07 +0000

Globe has charged me P 2,400 plus last month for alleged internet usage on my cellphone, which I did not use. After appealing to them, they waived the charges. This month they charged me again, for this month’s alleged usage, but I still haven’t used the Internet on my cellphone. Now they are insisting that I pay. I can prove that I didn’t use the Internet on my cellphone, but they won’t listen. This is unfair! I’m not the only one who has been having this problem.

My theory about the disappearing prepaid load: It’s being shaved off my alleged “Internet usage,” and since you’re on prepaid, there’s no bill to check.

By: Leon

Leon — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 02:51:13 +0000

i have to agree with james bong but in a different way… diba if you download movies and big files you also use up bandwidth? kasi unlimited time to surf, kahit kailan pwede, pero kahit ilan? network resources are limited… kung yung isp ay dapat tumupad sa promise nila na mabilis ang internet dapat tumupad din tayo sa legal ways of downloading and yung terms and conditions ng isp…

By: icy road

icy road — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 16:53:51 +0000

GLOBE IS CAPPING YOUR BANDWIDTH…SO DOES SMART!

GLOBE = (DUMB) CAP YOUR STOCKHOLDERS!
NOT THE PEOPLE WHO PAYS FOR YOUR SERVICE!
THATS OUR MONEY YOU DUMBASS!

SMART = (DUMMIES) THEY JUST STARTED THEIR CRAPPY

CAPPING CAMPAIGN, THEY DON’T CARE ABOUT THEIR CLIENTS, ALL THEY CARE ABOUT IS MAKING THEIR STOCKHOLDERS FAT!

By: Lee Marion

Lee Marion — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 06:27:22 +0000

Is Globe implementing Bandwidth capping?

No, we are not implementing any capping at this time.

Globe – Big Big Liars

By: James Bong

James Bong — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 05:55:35 +0000

well, this is my own opinion. Abusive in the sense that you are using the dsl connection in downloading mp3,games or software from different P2P website, software and alike rapidshare, limewire(etc.) for profit.I guess that is what the globe mean for abusive internet usage. Well, I read one of the comments that says they are “paying for their hard earned money”, but how about the people spending lots and lots of money hiring the best programmers to create such program and all of a sudden disseminate using P2P? I am not trying to post this because I am not using even once a pirated software or played pirated mp3, just want to share the sense responsibility. PEACE!

By: ONAT LOPERA » My Globe Broadband and P2P

ONAT LOPERA » My Globe Broadband and P2P — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:34:27 +0000

[...] hates me when I’m using P2P. Don’t know how they did it but it is the case now. I read on a tech blog regarding the same issue. There were mentions of an ISP caps which “could” probably be [...]

By: Relieved! « Frivolous Life of zEr0-IcE

Relieved! « Frivolous Life of zEr0-IcE — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 07:25:47 +0000

[...] The “capping” issue really got me curious, so I did some research. Buti na lang at mahilig akong magbasa ng mga Tech blogs like the one maintained by Yuga. And I stumbled on this. [...]

By: Peewee

Peewee — Mon, 25 May 2009 19:24:20 +0000

I’m a new globe internet subscriber here in Davao… and guess what… I haven’t had connection for 8 days now… their excuse is always about “network restoration”. Thank God I didn’t sign any contract. I won’t pay them my first bill if this continues for a few more days. But definitely I’m cutting it out… even if I have to pay the “free installation”.

By: Agrimensor

Agrimensor — Sun, 24 May 2009 07:42:32 +0000

any update on the contract yuga?

By: jay

jay — Thu, 21 May 2009 13:11:07 +0000

i’m a globe dsl subscriber but i didn’t sign a contract.

By: yuga

yuga — Wed, 20 May 2009 09:35:37 +0000

@Agrimensor – I was told that the big bosses at Globe are looking into that fine print in the contract. Will post an update once they get back to me.

By: iRon

iRon — Wed, 20 May 2009 03:19:17 +0000

abusive users = p2p downloaders of hayden-katrina sex scandal. lol

By: iRon

iRon — Wed, 20 May 2009 01:42:10 +0000

abusive users? or maybe overbooking? check out my post below to fully understand the situation. ISPs always suffered with this and also the subscribers, lol…

http://irontechpost.blogspot.com/2008/03/slow-internet-connection-due-to-isps.html

private ba or public ang IP address ng mga subscriber ni GlobeDSL?

if it’s private then, it is probably p2p is causing the slow internet connection due to flooding the NAT table of the router since P2P uses too many network connections for every subscriber.

“The best thing to LIVE your life is to have something to DIE for.” ~iRon

By: Richard

Richard — Tue, 19 May 2009 23:54:28 +0000

my connection also sucks, eventhought its 1.5mbps, its too slow to pull up a webpage… Globe sucsk bigtime… dapat sa kanila binabatas eh..

By: frederick dela cruz

frederick dela cruz — Tue, 19 May 2009 23:06:11 +0000

may internet connection has been down for about a week now, now i know why… dl speed 10kbps… boring

By: John Alvero

John Alvero — Tue, 19 May 2009 15:46:51 +0000

Some filters are smart enough to detect certain kind of traffic regardless what port it runs on.

To better understand bandwidth in the perspective of an ISP:

1. if for example an ISP advertises 384kbps and has 100 subscribers, it’s upstream bandwidth is NOT 384kbps x 100. the common practice is to oversubscribe, otherwise, malulugi ISP business, lugi lugi negosyo.

2. When an ISP advertises 384 kbps, they assume that you will never ever going to use that 384kbps 24/7. The rest of your bandwidth goes to other subscribers.

3. Now this is where it gets complicated. With P2P, it is very easy to saturate your 384kbps. So your ISP’s assumption on number 2 is longer true.

4. That is why. ISP’s such as Globe provides conditions for P2P.

5. Some ISPs advertise speeds as “upto 384 kbps”

6. When you are subscribing to DSL or cable connection, don’t assume that you are getting the advertised speed, as the only way to get the advertised speed is getting a leased line, FR, etc or other forms of connection where there is an strict SLA (service level agreement)

But i do agree that whenever bandwidth is available, you can do whatever you want with it. Provided you don’t violate your ISP’s terms for subscribers. Otherwise, find another ISP.

Just my two cents.

By: rjca

rjca — Tue, 19 May 2009 12:36:20 +0000

chill guys just change the port in which you run bittorent

By: calvin

calvin — Tue, 19 May 2009 09:34:41 +0000

Booo! i’m not a globe subscriber but this sucks. I say all these internet providers should stop showing false advertisements!

By: Rome

Rome — Tue, 19 May 2009 07:58:40 +0000

Yeah, Globe sucks! They shouldn’t have said that they offer “Unlimited Broadband” if they would cap on the bandwidth! (I’m using their Wireless Broadband 512kbps because their Wired Broadband 1mbps is not yet available in our area). And speaking of bandwidth, they are misleading people too!! And unfortunately I’m one of the victims of this scheme. They’re saying kbps, but hell, if you’ll check it twice, their “kbps” means “kilobits per second”. I really thought its “Kilobytes per second”. Kaya pala “kbps” at di “Kbps” ang nakalagay sa advertisement. (idamay na rin yung mbps, “megabits per second” pala yun!). At NTC, please naman, kailangan pa bang pukpukin bago kumilos! You might not get a lot of complaints but hindi yun dahilan para di kumilos! O baka naman may nabibigyan ng “lagay” diyan sa NTC at di magawan ng paraan.. huh?

By: Gwapito

Gwapito — Tue, 19 May 2009 07:57:22 +0000

Woops. lol. The Yugatech readers who wanted clarifications of what “abusive” means are mostly into P2P.

I myself does P2P, but i only have done it maybe less that 20 times in two years as a subscriber of Globe.

I watch movies in theaters.

By: Agrimensor

Agrimensor — Tue, 19 May 2009 06:39:40 +0000

found this scanned copy of Globe contract. It’s going to be permanent

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_a5phyjVio3c/Sg5WGL8AT-I/AAAAAAAAAHI/nKvfd0SmyjY/s1600-h/globes.jpg

By: Agrimensor

Agrimensor — Tue, 19 May 2009 06:05:08 +0000

Abusive simply means that they will pry into your internet activity, rape your privacy and deem you abusive.

Digitel and Globe must have been sharing ideas.

By: Updated: Globe Broadband denies capping P2P traffic | The Four-eyed Journal

Updated: Globe Broadband denies capping P2P traffic | The Four-eyed Journal — Tue, 19 May 2009 05:07:35 +0000

[...] bandwidth capping for peer-to-peer traffic in their network. Yuga shares the important parts of the company’s statement: What is our official message to NTC and to subs who have [...]

By: bouie

bouie — Tue, 19 May 2009 04:53:41 +0000

It’s better to switch providers if Globe continues to put a cap on the bandwidth. And they should be sued for marketing their service as unlimited.

By: VaynardX

VaynardX — Tue, 19 May 2009 04:49:08 +0000

I think they are already testing their p2p traffic shaping mechanism and seeing that it works within the past few days(let’s just say that its the “trial” period of their program), they decided to hide it muna since it works. Oh well, I hope we wont see the day na iimplement nila ang bandwidth capping.