Sky Broadband Plans

Posted on November 6th, 2008. Written by Rico.

The service formerly known as ZPDee has rebranded, promising up to 12 mbps of speed for willing subscribers. That’s Sky Broadband has all the details you need on its flash-driven website (which by the way seems to be down, and won’t load if you remove the leading “www” from the web address). A rundown of their current plans available for those who continue reading.

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What are your experiences with Sky Broadband/ZPDee? Well, mine’s a bit anecdotal, but here goes: all ZPDee users I’ve met have always considered their service reliable. I guess the biggest drawback the old ZPDee suffered was a lack of widespread coverage. Significant parts of Metro Manila for instance weren’t able to subscribe to the service. Hopefully Sky Broadband represents a change in this regard—and hopefully not at a cost to reliability!

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Rico

Rico Mossesgeld is the founding editor of Technograph. Learn more about him at rico.mossesgeld.com/about.

william

do you have branch in cavite? specifically at Dasmarinas
du u have already line in pasig area

do you have already line in pasig
terrence

napakadalas ma disconnect ng sky broadband, d2 kami sa quezon city at kung online gamer ka maiinis ka lang, lahat ng kalaro mo maiinis din sayo dahil panira ka ng laro dahil sa net mo
celso

how much will it cost me if i have sky cable plan already, now i want to have the plan 1.5mbps?
http://. rachel

hi to all meron na po ba kaung available d2 sa san jose dek monte bulacan?
rolly

kaka disappoint ung mga feedback ng subscribers, papakabit na sana ako eh
Jemarc

skybroadband is more on internet browsing, i have no idea about online games when using it. AFAIK most online gaming servers use PLDT or other ISP that gives reliable connectivity in terms of online gaming.
http://twitter.com/broadbandphil Broadband Philippine

hat you’re saying is completely true. I know that everybody must say the same thing, but I just think that you put it in a way that everyone can understand.