Cheaper Internet plus Shopping Money

by Betchay on March 8, 2010


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Every year, my husband and receive insurance products offered by different companies. We have several insurance plans and I don’t know why we have more than one. The insurance marketing skills those agents possess must be working really well on us. We spend a nice percentage of our salaries paying for premiums. Hopefully, they will pay off later like with our recent experience with our ISP.

After more than six years of being serviced by Hanaro (now SK Broadband), we canceled our subscription last January and transfered. We didn’t actually transfer to another ISP but we chose a different service plan and registered with my name (instead of my husband’s) as advised by the sales rep. For 22,000 won a month (about $22) we get a 100MB internet plus two phone lines – regular and internet phone. The phone equipment and the modem are free. In addition, we also received 200,000 won Shinsegae gift certificates (that we spent at E-mart just two weekends ago). Sweet!

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1 Jerick Mac March 8, 2010 at 8:13 am

wow! naks naman, sana ganyan dito sa pinas. teka, ano po yung 100mb? (ganun ba kalakas ang internet jan? whew!)
.-= Jerick Mac´s last blog ..The first Ultimate Talentadong Pinoy is Yoyo Tricker Joshua Davis =-.

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2 went March 8, 2010 at 9:13 am

wow nmn ang bilis bilis nmn nyan.. how I wish ganyan dito..hehehe..100mbps is 100 times faster ng internet sa pinas (un typical household subscription), as far I knew 12mbps lang ang naprovide na speed ng internet sa pinas which is the fastest pa…hehehe..approximately 66 times the speed of a T1 line(64kbps that could support 1floor of the building).. in US 1mbps will cost $100 po pero the cheapest 100mpbs sa US $990..and with that speed could support media hosting..kumbaga may sarili ka ng network na wo2rk for SS7 signaling..take note just a modem lng un hindi pakasama un monthly usage…kasi un monthly magaaply ka pa nun sa LEC/ISP
“Mbps” stands for “megabits per second.” One megabit is equal to one million bits of data. Most servers have built-in network cards that support a connection capable of passing 100 million bits of data per second.
-wala lng makapag comment lng..hehehe.. un kasi work testing and nagconfigure ng mga US Teleco circuits…hehehe

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3 drsnowmon March 19, 2010 at 4:14 am

100mb connection? holy crap I’m paying 5mb internet for $75 dollars a month…. Korea’s got the fastest internet speed in the World it seems….

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4 nene May 27, 2010 at 1:24 pm

this is so true as i heard that korea even beats america for the fastest internet…it’s truly amazing! korea is indeed a hi tech country – imagine 100 mb? that’s fast!

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5 lyn October 4, 2010 at 11:24 pm

hello poh1! to every one!! i am new living in korea!! together with husband,but in 3 months stay in korea.im soo sad,,i dont have some friend pilipino people!! if there is somebody near of my place incheon!! just add me in facebook…lyn_kang15@yahoo.com

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6 oxana November 16, 2010 at 12:01 pm

For people who wanna work in Korea…Just want to tell you about cheapest International call from Korea to Philippines….My boyfriend is in Korea now…We are in touch through KT 00345 International service, which is cheapest in Korea…It’s only 5 won per second…Try it))

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7 Za January 4, 2011 at 11:59 am

ang saya naman! 100 mbps… ganyan kabilis ang connection sa office na namin…

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8 Lorna July 13, 2011 at 7:48 pm

high speed internet! That’s what makes everything fast in Korea, including the internet.

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9 Betchay July 13, 2011 at 10:56 pm

Hi Lorna! That’s right. We also have free WiFi on the subway so if you have a smartphone, you won’t get bored.

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