PLDT upgrades FIBR Lite plan with faster speed, larger data allowance

Louie Diangson October 26, 2015 · 1 min read

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PLDT gave their FIBR Lite plan an upgrade now with faster connection and larger monthly data allowance.

PLDT’s FIBR Lite plan 1899 previously had an internet speed of 8 Mbps with a monthly data allowance of 50GB. The new plan now has 20 Mbps internet speed (same as FIBR Plan 3500) and a monthly allowance of 80GB.

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The plan comes with a landline and a 30-month lock-in period. Volume Boosters are also available with a maximum of 3 booster packages per billing period. For more details about the plan, hit the source link below.

source: PLDT

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26 Comments

guest · 11 years ago

bka raw next year ndi na limitied slots ng fibr optic ng pldt

Kevin · 11 years ago

Late kayo sa balita, last month pa itong upgrade na to, announced 1 month after ng speed increase ng normal Fibr plans last August.

Easy E · 11 years ago

I prefer a lower speed (say 10mbps -cheers dunkin) at an unli plan. Sayang ang chromecast ko. Aw.
At sana mas malawak na ang service area nila. May pambayad din kami!

Dunkin · 11 years ago

mas ok kung 10mbps tapos no data cap.. mas makakuha pa sila ng market share nyan kesa nman sa ganyan

jhepoyskee · 11 years ago

im still waiting sa pangtapat nila sa 2499 ng globe @20mbps na walang cap.

Cyrom Carmona · 11 years ago

you mean @50mbps

asdasda · 11 years ago

tangnamo pldt

Renel · 11 years ago

Mura nga at mabilis pero HINDI naman available sa 99% ng Subscribers :(

Mil · 11 years ago

Fiber is supposed to be cheap and yet only premium villages have access to this technology.

triadwarfare · 11 years ago

What makes it expensive is replacing the existing infrastructure from copper to Fiber. ISPs have to buy new equipment, hire specialists to ‘splice’ the cable (as fiber optic splicing isn’t as easy as twisting two copper wires to form a connection) and dig trenches (or replace the telephone posts), and justify the cost of upgrading the area.

Rabbitkun · 11 years ago

hhmmm nice offer with fibr lite but why still put a cap on it :/ and the other plans suck a lot, what gives? :/ no other updates PLDT? :|

abraham de peralta · 11 years ago

CONVERGE offering is still unmatched … NO CAPPING, NO ALLOWANCE, JUST PURE SIMPLE FAST RELIABLE UNLIMITED INTERNET with PURE FIBER OPTIC CABLE TECHNOLOGY …