I used to work as a Wi-Fi agent for abroad people because I speak Tagalog and English and I got many Filipino customers in Japan: Tokyo, Osaka, Aichi Ken, and so on.
Of course, My customers are Filipinos who have SSW and Permit visas.
Then, They ask me many questions about Wi-Fi, so I will give you some information about WI-Fi rules this time.
Hi! I am Hiroshi, I work at Japinoy and am an Investor.
Some abroad people don’t believe agents. Actually, some agent lies to you.
So, I want you to learn about Japan’s Wi-Fi then you stop being damaged by agents.
This time is only basic knowledge like monthly, speed, and contraction.
I wrote other Wi-Fi articles, check it here.
Must know -1 The Contractions
Japan’s Wi-Fi, there is a contraction rule.
It depds on the Wi-Fi company some companies’ contraction is 2 years, others are 3 years.
However, there are two common rules, which are a cancellation penalty fee and a Maximum contraction term.
- The cancellation penalty fee
If you cancel your contract until term, you must pay for it. - Maximum contraction term (If 2 years maximum term will be 23, 24, 25 months.)
When you achieve the contraction term and cancel it, there is no cancellation fee.
Before you apply for Wi-Fi you have to know how long the contract term is 2 years or 3 years.
Then, You should think it is possible to keep your Wi-Fi, when I go backcountry, you can ask your roommate to take over your Wi-Fi.
Must know -2 There is a Handling fee
In Japan, There is a handling fee when you apply for and enroll in some services.
And the cost is around 3,500 yen (in Tax).
As a result, your first monthly is a little high because monthly includes the handling fee that you apply for or enroll in the service.
Conclusion
Must know 2 points.
- There is the contraction term and cancellation penalty fee.
Then, You should think about whether you can promise it if you can not, you prepare some way to keep it. - Everybody must pay the handling fee on the first monthly bill.
That’s all this time.
I am going to write more information next time.
