There's no proper ISP in lebanon that will give you good internet for cheap. All residential providers have flaws. Ogero seems to be the one with the least issues.
yes can someone quote the ogero price per plan (speed/price) and how is it better than sodetel?
did ogero start providing the fiber optic? i would be interested to start fiber optic with them although it is more expensive, but i dont need it right now
Ogero is the best.

From the start of the pandemic the internet was very stable when the private ISPs were throttling the speed. I am playing all the time with 56-65 ping to Europe server (Interleaving off).

Also, the speed is consistent. I am on VDSL right now but for the last 3 years ogero was very good.
HzSamer wroteOgero is the best.

From the start of the pandemic the internet was very stable when the private ISPs were throttling the speed. I am playing all the time with 56-65 ping to Europe server (Interleaving off).

Also, the speed is consistent. I am on VDSL right now but for the last 3 years ogero was very good.
Ogero is the cartel leader for most ISPs
Beta0 wrote
HzSamer wroteOgero is the best.

From the start of the pandemic the internet was very stable when the private ISPs were throttling the speed. I am playing all the time with 56-65 ping to Europe server (Interleaving off).

Also, the speed is consistent. I am on VDSL right now but for the last 3 years ogero was very good.
Ogero is the cartel leader for most ISPs
The decision that led to every ISP being forced to buy bandwidth from ogero was probably the worst decision for competition.
7 days later
Hello all, anyone has internet thru reseller that has been experiencing slow internet since like 2 weeks? My internet was amazing until he told me that there's a problem with Ogero central in Jdeideh. He said his internet is from Jdeideh central and there's a problem there. Even though when i go to speedtest. I can see VISP " Virtual ISP ". At morning till afternoon i used to get 4 to 5 mbit stable speed. After 3 AM i get arround 13 mbit. I'm not even having 13 mbit after 3 AM anymore. it's maximum 2mbit all of the day. Can someone confirm this? Thank you.
Moudimadi wroteHello all, anyone has internet thru reseller that has been experiencing slow internet since like 2 weeks? My internet was amazing until he told me that there's a problem with Ogero central in Jdeideh. He said his internet is from Jdeideh central and there's a problem there. Even though when i go to speedtest. I can see VISP " Virtual ISP ". At morning till afternoon i used to get 4 to 5 mbit stable speed. After 3 AM i get arround 13 mbit. I'm not even having 13 mbit after 3 AM anymore. it's maximum 2mbit all of the day. Can someone confirm this? Thank you.
the issue in VISP is more complicated then you think
Probably reseller is not paying his bills, thats why...
I'm looking for higher speed internet in Daychounieh. The best i can get through ADSL is 4mbps.

Can anyone recommend alternatives?

I live in the valley, way down.
xterm wroteI'm looking for higher speed internet in Daychounieh. The best i can get through ADSL is 4mbps.

Can anyone recommend alternatives?

I live in the valley, way down.
Honestly, After suffering for 5 years, if you are willing to pay 300k a month for Terranet WDSL 12mbps go for it. True unlimited internet, stable 24/7. If you wanna go even more crazy, buy 2 (or as many as you want connections) and bond them with openmptcprouter. I made another thread about it where beta0 has extremely detailed explanations.

(2 bonded connections)
(Terranet)
Hello, I live in a region where DSL is not reliable and very slow (near saida)
Looking for high-speed internet that doesn't require a landline phone to operate
something 10mbps+ speed


and not 4G it's so expensive
21 days later
zizo99 wroteHello, I live in a region where DSL is not reliable and very slow (near saida)
Looking for high-speed internet that doesn't require a landline phone to operate
something 10mbps+ speed


and not 4G it's so expensive
You can try asking ISP's if they can provide Microwave connection in your area.
Is Fiber as good as advertised in Lebanon? Or it's like adsl with lot of capped download speed on torrents?
Do they offer things like unlimited weekends?
The only thing killing me is the abusive price of unlimited night
infiniteloop wroteIs Fiber as good as advertised in Lebanon? Or it's like adsl with lot of capped download speed on torrents?
Do they offer things like unlimited weekends?
The only thing killing me is the abusive price of unlimited night
I don't know a lot about fiber but if I ever get one I'd get 300 gbs with unlimited night no matter the cost of the unlimited night. I'm currently subscribed to a limited plan with unlimited night, and I download all the series, updates, games at night, so I basically only spend my data on a bit of gaming, and streaming on YouTube. Note that I live with my family (we are 5 in total and all of them use the internet), and we only have 150 gbs, and honestly it's more than enough, and with the extra 50 gbs I'm not even being cautious. I'm just trying to show you how effective unlimited night is and that you wouldn't need more than 300 gbs unless you live with a lot of other people. Hope this helps
a month later
My Grandfather living in Lebanon is experiencing many problems with his internet connection. Because of the corona virus we try regularly to video call him since he is mostly alone.
His internet connection is very bad and not suitable for these calls, I saw online that in Lebanon all the Internet providers have the same connection standards so the solution is not to switch a provider but to improve the existing situation. His internet provider is Ogero so we are looking for a solution to improve his connection.
Is there an option to connect to an additional internet provider? Has anyone tried this before and can share their experience?

Would love for help and advice,
Thank you!
Video calling shouldn't be that bad even with the worse internet connection from Ogero.

You have to check his Wi-Fi connection if it's getting too weak in the place where he's sitting if his modem is too old, and your phone lines.

Start by changing your DSL filter. There should one in every single phone in the house, even if there's no modem connected to them, they all need filters.

Then call Ogero to see the noise you have with your phone wire, sometimes in old buildings they have to replace, my dad's shop in Mar Mkhayel had a line that was almost 100 years old, I changed it with some CAT6 wire his neighbor gave us and the phone quality changed drastically, I can only imagine how much an internet connection would improve.

Don't forget to check the WiFi connection and the noise around the signal, sometimes you might have full bars but that signal would be full of noise to a point where the data can't be transferred as properly/efficiently.
11 days later
hello everyone, please if you can assist me with few questions:

1- so i want to bring a landline to my home, the telephone cabinet is 30 meters away from my place and its totally empty (the central/switches are located 500 meters away from me, via underground cable), shall i buy a cat6 cable for ogero people to connect my home to? or shall i let them install their ordinary cable? (my primary use will be the internet)

2- we live in Annaya-Jbeil, can anyone recommend an ISP for me based on your experience and proximity to Annaya-Jbeil ? wise, sodetel, idm, ogero, cyberia all state they cover Annaya, with which one shall i contract? we are heavy users (quota wise so unlimited night will be a plus). i want something stable and reliable (no gamers at home)

any advice/ assistance will be much appreciated.