Mguy's Manila Price List

[mguy]

You should probably invest in a cash box as to increase security in your lodgings.

Get it states-sides.

[mguy]

$2500 gets you a membership + consumable

http://priveluxuryclub.com/

[mguy]

https://www.facebook.com/PriveLuxuryClub

[mguy]

Halloween costume: $0
Candies $20 (high quality lollipops) Php800

Label printer: 'the sweetest guy'

come up to top 10 girls then go, "I like what ur wearing, ur very pretty.. hi im the sweetest guy... "

then hand them a lolly.

Reputation gained, priceless.

[mguy]

On the topic of price marketing and consumer behavior.

Retail food is divided into two.

Snacks @ upper limit 50 median of 30
Meal @ upper limit of 200 median of 110

Pricing above this is restaurant establishment.

[mguy]

Toys from china factory dumped at rape profit margins during holiday seasons. Margins are high in some niches (fast moving goods), coupled with broker connection, becomes arbitrage.

[Techtalk]

isn;t a bit expensive?

[Techtalk]

Mguy, Lad and other Philippines insiders. I have an important question for you - HOW DO YOU GET FAST RELIABLE INTERNET IN THIS COUNTRY???

So far, I've tried prepaid Globe packet Wifi, prepaid Smart packet Wifi, and postpaid SIM Globe packet Wifi. They all suck!!! Work halfway well like 30-40% of the time and even then you usually cannot watch vids.

Everywhere I go in this country, hotels, offices, etc. the Internet is down frequently and when it functions, it does so at dial-up speeds so often. I've never been anywhere save some countries in Africa where the damn Internet was so slow, unreliable, and frustrating. Even in Haiti it was better!

Is there a solution? Pay 10K Pesos a month for some sort of connected person inside account? PDLT fixed line (prefer free to roam wireless such as mobile wifi or packet wifi)? Some cable or satellite package?

I mean, how do people manage in Phils without fast Internet? There must be a way? What is it???

That sucks! By the way, where are you in the Philippines? Because internet is likely slow in rural areas or provinces. If you have a mobile wifi you'll need atleast 25 mbps or more. TP-Link Philippines offers a 600Mbps LTE-Advanced Mobile Wi-Fi M7650 so you can watch high definition videos or watch live streams anywhere you go.