Being a blogger means that you must spend quality time online...

Could be for research, design, updates, content management, and/or keeping up with the activities on your blog.

That invariably means that you are a perpetual slave to expensive data.

Sometimes you spend up to 15k, yet it doesn't last up to thirty days.

I once visited the glo care, and after meditating on the views of some users here, I gave up.

Well, somehow, I ran out of data, and glo was a temporary respite. I loaded, and to be honest, the speed was huge... Better than one network I've been relying on for some time now.

This experiment was carried out in Asaba, Delta state, and I must say that I have decided to add glo to my subscription list.

Hopefully they don't give me reasons to run away.

Glo speed is good enough for any downloading, browsing, and daily internet purposes.

Yours sincerely,
Blogger.

Coming from a blogger promoting a brand ,I wouldn't be surprised if Glo shop had employed a social media marketer. Glo mobile is a terrible network in many cities.

asuustrike2009:
Coming from a blogger promoting a brand ,I wouldn't be surprised if Glo shop had employed a social media marketer. Glo mobile is a terrible network in many cities.

Well, my integrity is more expensive than any offer from any company.

If it's not working, I don't need to hype them... Again I had to provide the details of the location of the experiment, because it may differ from one location to another.

Glo is usually terrible here in Benin but for two weeks now, the speed has been quite Shocking... Glo that doesn't get up to 50kb/s now reaches 400kb/s.... maybe they worked on their internet speed

Glo has been great in my area although they do have their bad days but overall it's okay.

Not even thinking of switching to any other network.

chokozcfs:
Glo is usually terrible here in Benin but for two weeks now, the speed has been quite Shocking... Glo that doesn't get up to 50kb/s now reaches 400kb/s.... maybe they worked on their internet speed

Where in Benin city?

asuustrike2009:
Where in Benin city?

Ugbowo/Ekosodin

chokozcfs:

Ugbowo/Ekosodin

The students are on holiday that is why

For those complaining, just get a 4g lte mifi or phone compatible with the band 28, a good locstion and rest.
The speed here is just too okay for me

chokozcfs:
Glo is usually terrible here in Benin but for two weeks now, the speed has been quite Shocking... Glo that doesn't get up to 50kb/s now reaches 400kb/s.... maybe they worked on their internet speed

Very true!