As of this post:

Rebit: 94,167
Coins: 88,093

Sell price. Walang buy sa rebit, only sell.

Same day, or next day if too late. Normally a few hours. You don't store any BTC or PHP on rebit, once you send the BTC, it is instantly converted to PHP at the rate you see, then deposited into your bank account (or paid to whatever bill padala cell phone load.)

ano po ba mga cons at pros ng coins.ph at rebit.ph sa isat isa para mas makita natin kung saan sila both usefully magamit

May mga pagkakaiba ang coins.ph and rebit.ph in terms of converting bitcoin into Philippine peso or php. As sir Dabs said, magkaiba yung price nila.
And also, rebit can give you a good number of bitcoin na pwede icashout, pagdating sa coins, mas mababa. If I am not mistaken 40K sa coins and 200K sa rebit.

Subok ko yang rebit.ph jan kasi ako nag ccashout kasi wala pakong government issued ID para sa coins.ph kaya di ako dun makapag withdraw. Kaya puro rebit.ph gamit ko kaso mas malaki fee dito kesa sa coins.ph. Kaya mas prefer gamitin ung coins.ph kesa sa rebit. pero trusted parehas yan

Ako minsan ginagamit ko ang rebit.ph kapag mas mataas ang palitan sa kanila pero wala naman akong nagiging problema sa kanila dahil 2 to 4 hours lang dumadating na ang payout ko at ayos naman sila kausapa at smooth ang transaction ko sa kanila.

Yes ganun din sakali ang gagawin ko just in case mangyari din sa coins.ph account ko yun. Yung hindi pa Verified yung account ko sa coins.ph sa rebit ako nag wiwithdraw or nag coconvert ng bitcoin to cash.
Never pa naman ako nag kaproblema sa rebit. And hassle free talaga sya.

I just tried to max out my 2.5 million peso limit, I did not even reach it yet, 1M pa lang, bigla na lang na downgrade ang daily limit ko to 500k PHP.

Also done on Thursday and Friday last week, so I have been waiting since ... more than 96 hours na. Still no deposit to the account. Tuesday na bukas.

They said due to Banko Sentral regulations, which I find suspect, as it's clearly for anti-money laundering and anti-criminal purposes. I can understand the 500k limit, but I regularly do bank transactions with BDO, BPI, Metrobank, SecurityBank and RobinsonsBank in excess of 3M to 5M per day. Not all days, but sometimes in one day ganun (lalo na kung payroll ng empleyado, diba, need to pay 300+ factory workers.)

They also processed my 1M transaction the day before (with a more than 24 hour delay), so I am wondering why they felt the need to downgrade now. Am I the rare customer that actually tried to do 1M? Does that mean they don't get others that do more than 500k?

I sent more than 14 BTC to them and I have simply asked for a full refund and I will redo the transaction within their limits one day at a time.

AML-KYC is total bullshit as far as I'm concerned. They already have all my info and business permit, so such limits are simply unacceptable. They should clearly state that they can no longer offer 2.5M as a maximum daily limit for Level 4 verified users.

If they send me back my bitcoins, I don't have much of a problem, just a small one. However my transaction was needed to be done yesterday. Things move fast in the bitcoin world. They should know that.