Globe reduces prices of Globe At Home Fiber Plans

Globe has just recently updated its Globe At Home Fiber Plans to support faster speeds at a lower price.

To get speeds up to 50mbps and 150mbps, previously the GFiber Unli Plan 1599 and 2099 were the ones to get respectively. But now, Globe has updated its speeds and pricing so that its GFiber Unli Plan 1299 and 1699 will get you the same speeds at a lower price.

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Higher tiered plans have also seen a price cut with the GFiber Unli Plan 2099, 2499, and 7499 all offering speeds of up to 300, 500, and 1000mbps respectively.

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On top of reducing prices on all their GFiber Unli Plans, Globe has also introduced a new tier with the GFiber Unli Plan 3499 which can reach speeds of up to 800mbps.

They also released an online exclusive plan, their GFiber Flex Plan 899 which can get speeds of up to 25mbps and have a 300GB data limit.

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GFiber Unli plans 1699 and up also come with limited subscriptions to KonsultaMD, VIU, HBO Go, Amazon Prime Video, and Discovery+.

To know more about the latest details on the GFiber plans and how you can apply, click here 182.

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8 Comments

Dum says:

2 years ago

Where is the plan 1299? I could not find it on their website.
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Dum says:

2 years ago

Parang wala naman yung plan 1299 dun sa website nila?
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lyn says:

2 years ago

im subscribed at 1899 with up to 100 mbps running 21 months already, but now globe has reduced price of 1,699 for 150 mbps, whats the best thing to do?Php 200 less with 50 mbps more is obviously better.
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Renard says:

2 years ago

Existing subscribers can downgrade or upgrade. Upgrade for free but downgrade has a fee of 2x your monthly fee if you are still on a contract. If you are no longer in contract (lock up for 2 years) then downgrade has no fee.
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Kevin Ray says:

2 years ago

Not good for the 1899 subscribers
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Dave says:

2 years ago

These type of articles always leave existing customers in the dark. it’s not funny.
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