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OVER-THE- AIR -.:: GEOCITIES.Ws OVER -THE - AIR (OTA) P50 to P59 5 days 30 days P60 to P69 7 days 30 days Smart & Piltel Talk n Text OTA P70 to P79 8 days 30 days P80 to P89 9 days 30 days Description: Smart Electronic Load P90 to P99 12 days 60 days Denomination: 30, 60, 115 P100 to P119 15 days 60 days Product Code: S30X, S60X, S115X P120 to P150 18 days 60 days TT30X, TT60X, TT115X Note: ACCOUNT EXPIRY - refers to the number of days a subscriber The Smart Buddy and Piltel Talk N Text Packages has to reload prepaid credits to keep his/her prepaid account Load Denominations Content Load Expiry active. Economy P30 30 text messages/ 3 days 3 mins voice calls Sun Xpress Load OTA Regular P60 60 text messages/ 6 days 6 mins voice calls Description: Sun Xpress Load Extra P115 115 text messages/ 12 days Denomination: 25, 30, 50, 100, 150 13 mins voice calls Product Code: SU25X, SU30X, SU50X SU100X, SU150X Customer Service: *888 Smart /TalknText Customer Service: 203 (Sun)/395-5623(Landline) 888-1111 Landline #7744 Dealer Hotline The Sun Xpress Load Packages *333/845-7733 Retailer Hotline Denominations FREE SMS Load Expiry P20 to P29 2 2 days Globe & Touch Mobile OTA P30 to P49 4 3 days Description: Globe AutoLoadMax P50 to P74 8 7 days Denomination: 25, 50, 100 P75 to P99 12 10 days Product Code: G25X, G50X, G100X P100 to P124 16 15 days T25X, T50X, T100X P125 to P149 20 20 days Customer Service: For Globe P150 25 30 days 211 (Globe) / 730-1000(Landline) For Touch Mobile Note: Sun Xpress Load denominations and free text values are 808 (Touch Mobile)/ 730-1500(Landline) subject to change without prior notice. The Globe and Touch Mobile Packages Denominations Load Expiry *Account Expiry P25 to P29 2 days 30 days P30 to P39 3 days 30 days P40 to P49 4 days 30 days CELLULAR Call Type Peak/Off-Peak Hours Smart TalknText P5.50/min Other Mobile/Landline P6.50/min Description: Cellular Call and Text NDD P6.50/min Denomination: 300, 500 IDD $0.40/min Product Code: S300, S500 To use your Talk ‘N Text PIN: Free Text: S300 – 33 free text Step 1 Retrieve the Talk ‘N Text PIN from Portal. S500 - 83 free text Step 2 On your Talk ‘N Text GSM Phone, dial 1511 + PIN and Usage Period: S300 / S500 - 60 days press SEND. Balance Inquiry: Dial 1515 or Text ?1515 to 214 Step 3 A voice recording will confirm if the load attempt is Website: http://www.smart.com.ph/smart successful. http://www.smart.com.ph/buddy Customer Service: *888 (Smart) / 888-1111(Landline) Globe Description: Cellular Call and Text Rates: Denomination: 100, 300, 500 Call Type Peak/Off-Peak Hours Product Code: G100, G300, G500 Smart/TalknText P6.50/min Free Text: G100 – no free text Other Mobile/Landline P7.50/min G300 – 35 free text NDD P7.50/min G500 – 85 free text IDD $0.40/min Usage Period: G100 – 15 days G300 / G500 – 60 days To use your Smart Buddy Call & Text PIN: Balance Inquiry: Dial 222 and press Send Step 1 Retrieve the Smart Buddy Call & Text PIN from Portal. Or Text Bal to 222 Step 2 On your Smart GSM Phone, dial 1510 + PIN and press Send Website: http://www1.globe.com.ph Step 3 A voice recording will confirm if the load attempt is Customer Service: 211(Globe) / 730-1000(Landline) successful. Rates: Call Type Peak/Off-Peak Hours Piltel Talk & Text Globe P6.50/min Other Mobile/Landline P7.50/min Description: Cellular Call and Text NDD P7.50/min Denomination: 300 IDD $0.40/min Product Code: TT300 To use your Globe Prepaid Call & Text PIN: Free Text: TT300 – 33 free text Step 1 Retrieve the Globe Prepaid Call & Text PIN from Portal. Usage Period: TT300 – 60 days Step 2 On your Globe GSM Phone, dial 223 and press SEND. Balance Inquiry: Dial 15001 or Step 3 Enter the first 10 digits (card no.) and press # Text ?15001 to 214 Step 4 Enter the last 6 digits (card PIN) and press # Website: http://www.smart.com.ph/talkntext Step 5 A voice prompt will then confirm if the load attempt is Customer Service: *888(Talk n Text) / 888-1111(Landline) successful. Rates: Touch Mobile Sun Call & Text Unlimited Description: Call & Text Unlimited Description: Cellular Call and Text Denomination: 150, 450 Denomination: 300 Product Code: SUCTU150, SUCTU450 Product Code: T300 Usage Period: SUCTU150 – 7 days Free Text: T300 – 36 free text (Sun to Sun Call & Text UNLIMITED) Usage Period: T300 – 60 days SUCTU450 - 30 days Balance Inquiry: Dial 802 and press SEND (Sun to Sun Call & Text UNLIMITED) Then Press 1 Customer Service: 808(Touch Mobile)/ 730-1500(Landline) Sun Daylite Call & Text Unlimited Rates: Description: Call & Text Unlimited Call Type Peak/Off-Peak Hours Denomination: 100 Touch Mobile P5.50/min Product Code: SUDCTU100 Other Mobile/Landline P6.50/min Usage Period: SUDCTU100 – 12 days NDD P6.50/min (Sun To Sun Text Unlimited All Day, All Night) IDD $0.40/min (Sun To Sun Call Unlimited from 12mn–6pm) (Sun To Sun Call from 6:01pm–11:59pm Php1.00/min) To use your Touch Mobile PIN: Step 1 Retrieve the Touch Mobile Prepaid PIN from Portal. Step 2 On your Touch Mobile GSM Phone, dial 801 and press Sun Text Unlimited SEND. Description: Text Unlimited Step 3 Enter the first 10 digits (card no.) and press # Denomination: 50, 150 Step 4 Enter the last 6 digits (card PIN) and press # Product Code: SUTU50, SUTU150 Step 5 A voice prompt will then confirm if the load attempt is Usage Period: SUTU50 – 7 days successful. (Sun to Sun Text UNLIMITED) SUTU150 – 30 days (Sun to Sun Text UNLIMITED) Sun Cellular Sun IDD Top 10 Description: Regular Call & Text Description: Call IDD @ US$0.10/min Denomination: 50,150, 300 Denomination: 100 Product Code: SU50, SU150, SU300 Product Code: SUIDD100 Usage Period: SUIDD100 – 7 days Free Text: SU50 – 8 free text SU150 – 25 free text Destinations: US (Mainland)*, China, Hong Kong, Canada, SU300 – 50 free text Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Brunei, Usage Period: SU50 – 7 days Guam, and Macau SU150 – 30 days SU300 – 60 days *Applies only to IDD calls to the US Mainland. IDD calls Hawaii, Textwise Alaska, US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico are not included. Description: International Text Service Denomination: 100 Validity Period: Text Validity to 221 or Product Code: TWISE100 Dial *221# Usage Period: 30 days Balance Inquiry: Text *221# and press SEND or Activation Number: 0916-2364244 Dial 221 Customer Service: 665+TEXT; 750-8560; Website: http://www.suncellular.com.ph/ 413-0946 to 48; 413-0950; Customer Service: 200 (Sun) / 395-8000 (Landline) 0918-5933144; 0916-2115444 To use your Sun Cellular PIN: To Activate your Textwise account: Step 1 Retrieve the Sun Cellular PIN from Portal. Step 1 Retrieve the TextWise PIN from Portal. Step 2 Choose between two convenient ways to load up your Step 2 Text 10-digit PIN to: account: 378 – For Smart / TalknText 0916-2364244 – For Globe /Touch Mobile /Sun Cellular Via text Step 3 Instructions & your Textwise Number will be sent to your 1. Dial *220# followed by the 9-digit call card number and the cell. last 5-digit PIN then # sign. (Ensure that there are no spaces Step 4 Before texting abroad, text 1-word Name(space) in between characters) Country Code Cellphone# of the person abroad, send to 2. Press SEND. your Textwise Number. Example: DAD +966506759541 Via voice call 1. Dial 220 and press SEND. To Reload your account: 2. After the prompt, press 1 Step 1 Retrieve the TextWise PIN from Portal. 3. Key in the 9-digit call card number and last 5-digit PIN Step 2 Text 10-digit PIN to your Textwise Number. Step 3 A voice prompt will then confirm if the load attempt is To Send Messages: successful. Option 1 – Using Registered Name 1. Follow instructions to register name 2. Text NAME(space)Your Message then send to your Textwise Number Example: DAD I miss you! Option 2 – Using International Number 1. Text Country Code Cellphone#(period)Your Message then send to your Textwise Number. Example: +96650675954.I miss you DAD! Step 3 Wait for the voice prompt and enter your 10-digit PIN. LANDLINE Step 4 Upon hearing your card balance, simply dial the number you wish to call. Local: Just dial the 7-digit phone number Bayantel Affordacall NDD: 0 + Area Code + Telephone Number Description: used from any BayanTel Phone, Regular & IDD: 00 + Country Code + Area Code + Tel. No. Affordacall Payphones to call International & Domestic Long Distance as well as any To access the Internet service: cell phone. Step 1 Set the following in your computer dialer: Denomination: 30, 100, 300 Country Code: Philippines (63) Product Code: BTEL30, BTEL100, BTEL300 Telephone Number: 103-74 Usage Period: BTEL30 – 15 days User Name: 10-digitPIN@digikard BTEL100, BTEL300 – 60 days Password: digitel Balance Inquiry: 1232 + enter card number Website: http://www.bayantel.com.ph/ To Balance Transfer (old card value to new card): E-mail: [email protected] Step 1 Dial 103-72 or 103-73. Customer Service: 171 (Bayantel); 412-1212 (any Landline) Step 2 Upon hearing the voice prompt, enter new card PIN. Step 3 Press * twice for other options. To use your Bayantel Affordacall PIN: Step 4 Press option 3 to add value to card. Step 1 Retrieve the Bayantel Affordacall card number from Portal. Step 5 Transfer value by pressing 2.
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