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LoadCentral Product Description for Retailers Product Name Product Code REMARKS EQUIVALENT REGISTRATION & OTHER INSTRUCTIONS VALIDITY PERIOD *Actual equivalent/s, instructions or validity may change without prior notice. Should any changes be identified, please visit the product’s official website or call their customer support for further assistance. E-load Smart & Talk N' Text Sold by retailers at P12. For Talk 'N 55 texts to Talk ‘N Text/Smart + 5 texts Gaan Text 10 SMGT10 1 day Text subscribers only. to all networks! 15 SM15 15 Can only be bought 15 days 20 SM20 30 (Economy) SM30 3 on-net SMS + P30 airtime Can only be bought 50 SM50 5 on-net SMS + P50 airtime Can only be bought 60 (Regular) SM60 6 on-net SMS + P60 airtime Can only be bought 30 days 100 SM100 10 On-net SMS + P100 airtime Can only be bought 115 (Extra) SM115 12 on-net SMS + P115 airtime Can only be bought 45 days 200 SM200 30 all-net SMS + P200 airtime Can only be bought 60 days 200 airtime credits + 30 FREE txts to all 60 days 250 SM250 networks 300 SM300 33 all-net SMS + P300 airtime Can only be bought 75 days 500 SM500 83 all-net SMS + P500 airtime Can only be bought 120 days 1000 SM1000 250 all-net SMS + P1000 airtime Can only be bought 250 text to all networks + 10 mins. call to LahaTxt20 SMLT20 For Talk' N Text subscribers only. TEXT L20 to 2266 1 day Smart/TNT/Red Mobile For Smart and Talk 'N Text 300 text to all networks + 20 mins. call to Lahatxt30 SMLT30 TEXT L30 to 2266 2 days subscribers. Smart/TNT/Red Mobile For Smart and Talk 'N Text All Text Plus 20 SMAT20 Unli Onnet SMS + 850 Allnet SMS + P1 airtime text AT20 to 2827 1 day subscribers. For Smart and Talk 'N Text 200 Smart to Smart/TNT, 20 texts to all All Text 40 SMAT40 2 days subscribers. networks 300 Smart to Smart/TNT, 30 texts to all All Text 50 SMAT50 For Smart subscribers only. 3 days networks 300 Texts to ALL networks + 30 mins For Talk' N Text subscribers only. Text GA30 to 4545 2 days Gaan All-In-One 30 SMGAIO30 TNT/Smart calls 550 Texts to ALL networks + 50 mins For Talk' N Text subscribers only. Text GA55 to 4545 Gaan All-In-One 55 SMGAIO55 TNT/Smart calls 990 Texts to ALL networks + 80 mins For Talk' N Text subscribers only. Text GA99 to 4545 7 days Gaan All-In-One 99 SMGAIO99 TNT/Smart calls Gaan Text Plus 10 SMGTP10 For Talk' N Text subscribers only. 100 TNT/SMART SMS/MMS + 10 Allnet SMS 1 day Load Upsell 20 SMLU20 P15 Airtime+30 Onnet SMS 15 days For Talk' N Text and Smart Broadband subscribers only. For Talk' N Text and Smart Broadband Load Upsell 35 SMLU35 get 30 airtime + 30 onnet sms for 3days 15 days subscribers only. PROJECT LOAD UPSELL P70 (get 60 airtime + 30 days Load Upsell 70 SMLU70 60 onnet sms for 6days) Load Upsell 130 SMLU130 115 airtime + 115 onnet sms for 12days 45 days 95 texts to Talk ‘N Text/Smart + 10 Gaan Text 20 SMGT20 For Talk' N Text subscribers only. 2 days texts to all networks! 10 minutes worth of calls to Smart/TNT + 5 All Calls 20 SMAC20 For Smart subscribers only. Text 20 to 909 1 day text messages to Smart/TNT 60 minutes worth of calls to Smart/TNT + 30 All Calls 100 SMAC100 For Smart subscribers only. Text 100 to 909 5 days text messages to Smart/TNT Sold by retailers at P12. For Smart All Text 10 SMAT10 75 texts to all networks Can only be bought and Talk 'N Text subscribers. For Smart and Talk 'N Text All Text 30 MMS SMAT30MMS 200 MMS to + 10 texts ATM30 to 2827 2 days subscribers. 55 texts to TNT + 5 texts to all networks + 5 Text TC15 to 4545. To call, *4545+<TNT Gaan All-In-One 15 SMGAIO15 For Talk' N Text subscribers only. minutes worth of calls to TNT number> 1 day 55 texts to TNT/SMART + 5 texts to all Text GA20 to 4545. To call, *4545+<TNT Gaan All-In-One 20 SMGAIO20 For Talk' N Text subscribers only. networks + 60 minutes worth of calls to number> TNT/SMART from 11PM-6AM Hellow 15 SMHELLOW15 TO RELOAD: TEXT RELOAD<space>14digit pin Hellow 30 SMHELLOW30 15 days to 1510 Hellow 50 SMHELLOW50 Hellow 60 SMHELLOW60 TO CALL: Using any Smart/TNT Cellphone, dial 30 days Hellow 100 SMHELLOW100 call to 21 intenational destinations for as low For Hellow Reloadable IDD Card *4334. Enter the 6-digit card's PIN + Hellow 115 SMHELLOW115 as Php2.50 per minute! 45 days international number Hellow 200 SMHELLOW200 60 days Hellow 300 SMHELLOW300 75 days TO CHECK BALANCE: Dial *4335 then follow the Hellow 500 SMHELLOW500 voice prompt instructions. 120 days Hellow 1000 SMHELLOW1000 Smart BRO 15 SMBRO15 Up to 45 minutes How will I inquire for the reload balance? Smart BRO 30 SMBRO30 Up to 90 minutes 15 days Smart BRO 50 SMBRO50 Up to 150 minutes You may check the remaining balance of your Smart BRO 60 SMBRO60 Up to 180 minutes Smart Bro prepaid using our Webconnect 30 days Smart BRO 100 SMBRO100 P10 per 30-minute block Up to 300 minutes facility. Just log-on to Smart BRO 115 SMBRO115 Up to 345 minutes http://smart.com.ph/smartbro and register your 45 days Smart BRO 200 SMBRO200 Up to 600 minutes SMART Bro prepaid account. 60 days Smart BRO 300 SMBRO300 Up to 900 minutes 75 days Smart BRO 500 SMBRO500 Up to 1500 minutes *Note: Registration only needs to be done once. 120 days PLDT Load 30 PLP30 50 PLP50 60 PLP60 1.From your PLDT SulitTalk, dial 101-261 + PIN. 100 PLP100 2.A voice recording will confirm if the re-load is 115 PLP115 successful, the date of expiration and the 175 PLP175 updated balance of your e-wallet. 200 PLP200 3.For inquiries, call 101-20. 300 PLP300 500 PLP500 1000 PLP1000 Globe Fixed Denominations Globe Aload 100 GMX100 100 Can only be bought 30 days Globe Aload 350 GMX350 350 120 days Globe Aload 450 GMX450 450 120 days Globe Aload 550 GMX550 550 120 days Globe Aload 600 GMX600 600 120 days Globe Aload 700 GMX700 700 120 days Globe Aload 900 GMX900 900 Can only be bought 120 days Variable Denominations 15 to 49 P15-P50 --- 15 days GMXMAX<amount> <amount> Can only be bought P51-P100 --- 30 days 50 to 150 P101-P150 --- 45 days Touch Mobile Fixed Denominations Touch Mobile Aload 10 TMX10 10 Can only be bought 15 days Touch Mobile Aload 50 TMX50 50 Can only be bought 15 days Touch Mobile Aload 100 TMX100 100 Can only be bought 30 days Variable Denominations P15-P50 --- 15 days 15 to 49 P51-P100 --- 30 days TMXMAX<amount> <amount> Can only be bought 50 to 150 P101-P150 --- 45 days Sun Xpressload 10 SNX10 10 Can only be bought 3 days 15 SNX15 15 Can only be bought 20 SNX20 20 + 2 texts to ALL networks Can only be bought 25 SNX25 25 + 2 texts to ALL networks Can only be bought 15 days 30 SNX30 30 + 4 texts to ALL networks Can only be bought 50 SNX50 50 + 8 texts to ALL networks Can only be bought 75 SNX75 75 + 12 texts to ALL networks Can only be bought 30 days 100 SNX100 100 + 16 texts to ALL networks 150 SNX150 150 + 25 texts to ALL networks Can only be bought 45 days 300 SNX300 300 + 50 texts to ALL networks Can only be bought 75 days 500 SNX500 500 + 90 texts to ALL networks Can only be bought 120 days Sun Xpressload Budgetxt 5 SNXBGT5 10 texts to ALL networks Text BGT5 to 223 1 day Sun Xpressload Budgetxt 20 SNXBGT20 40 texts to ALL networks Text BGT20 to 223 5 days Unlimited Sun-to-Sun Texts + 5 minutes Sun Xpressload Winner Txt 10 SNXWIN10 Text WIN10 to 247 1 day Calls to SUN Unlimited Sun-to-Sun Texts + 20 minutes Sun Xpressload Text Unli 20 SNXTU20 Text TU20 to 247 2 days Calls to SUN Unlimited Sun-to-Sun Texts + 1 hour Calls to Sun Xpressload Text Unli 50 SNXTU50 Text TU50 to 247 7 days SUN Unlimited Sun-to-Sun Texts + 4 hours Calls Sun Xpressload Text Unli 150 SNXTU150 Text TU150 to 247 30 days to SUN Sun Xpressload Call & Text 10 minutes Calls to SUN + 40 Texts to SUN SNXCTC10 Text CTC10 to 223 1 day Combo 10 + 10 texts to ALL networks Sun Xpressload Call & Text 25 minutes Calls to SUN + 80 Texts to SUN SNXCTC20 Text CTC20 to 223 2 days Combo 20 + 25 texts to ALL networks Sun Xpressload Call & Text 40 minutes Calls to SUN + 120 Texts to SUN SNXCTC30 Text CTC30 to 223 3 days Combo 30 + 40 texts to ALL networks Sun Xpressload Call & Text Unli SNXCTU25 Unlimited Sun-to-Sun Calls and Texts Text CTU25 to 247 1 day 25 Sun Xpressload Call & Text Unli SNXCTU100 Unlimited Sun-to-Sun Calls and Texts Text CTU100 to 247 5 days 100 Sun Xpressload Call & Text Unli Unlimited Sun-to-Sun Calls and Texts + P25 SNXCTU150 Text CTU150 to 247 7 days 150 Regular Load Sun Xpressload Call & Text Unli Unlimited Sun-to-Sun Calls and Texts + P50 SNXCTU450 Text CTU450 to 247 30 days 450 Regular Load Sun Xpressload Sulit Calls 30 SNXSULIT30 1 hour of Sun-to-Sun calls Text SULIT30 to 223 7 days Unlimited Calls Sun-to-Sun from Sun Xpressload Daylight CTU Unlimited Texts Sun-to-Sun + P30.00 regular SNXDCTU100 12mn-6pm; P0.25/in Sun-to-Sun calls Text DCTU100 to 223 7 days 100 load from 6:01pm to 11:59pm *US (except Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Customer Service Hotline Sun Xpressload IDD Top 10 50 SNXTODO1DD50 10 days Rico, and the USVirgin Islands), US$ 0.10 per minute IDD rate for every For any inquiries or concerns regarding Xpress Sun Xpressload IDD Top 10 China, Hong Kong, Canada, call* Load Service, you may call 200 from your SNXTODO1DD100 30 days 100 Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Brunei, mobile phone or 395-8000 when using a Sun Xpressload Broadband SNXSBW50 Unlimited 24 hours Wireless 50 Sun Xpressload Broadband SNXSBW100 Unlimited Auto-credited to SUN broadband account 3 days Wireless 100 Sun Xpressload Broadband SNXSBW300 48 hours 10 days Wireless 300 Sun Xpressload Call & Text Unli SNXCTU50 Unlimited Sun-to-Sun Calls and Texts Text CTU50 to 247 2 days 50 Unlimited Sun-to-Sun Texts + 4 hours Calls Sun Xpressload Text Unli 200 SNXTU200 Text TU 200 to 247 30
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