You might have received an alert message from Globe Incorporated this morning that there SuperUNLI 150 is now SuperUNLI 125. You’ve read that right! Globe is deducting a Php25.00 amount from their previous rate of Php150 / 5-days of unlimited texts and talk.
Here’s the original content of the message:
FREE Globe Customer Advisory: Dahil enjoy ka tumawag, P125 lng ang SUPERUNLI- 5days unli call and txt to Globe/TM para sayo! Txt UNLI125 to 8888 TODAY. NMS02-3
Take note of the changes: The new keyword is UNLI125 and the new gateway number is set to 8888 and not 2824 anymore.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
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Nice and quite informative post. I really look forward to your other posts.
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