Image courtesy of www.bilyonaryo.com Let me share my experience with Globe Fiber Prepaid, which I've been using for about 2-3 months now. Previously, I was subscribed to Globe’s Plan 1699, which gave me around 200-250 Mbps and came with a landline. It worked well, but it made me think twice in keeping the service when I stayed in the province for a few months. No one was using the internet at my condo in Manila, and I felt bad about paying for something that wasn’t being utilized. As far as I know, Globe doesn’t have a “freeze” option for their plans, so you keep paying even if you’re not using the service. I discovered Globe Fiber Prepaid through my sister-in-law, who uses it at her home. When I got back to Manila, I decided to give it a try. Applying was surprisingly easy—I just used the Globe One App, and the process was straightforward. The very next day, they installed it at my place. The installation fee was ₱1,000, and it came with a free one-week trial service. ...