NTC ruled prepaid load extension

Thank you NTC and thank you very much Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile! Last July 10, NTC signed the new rules on prepaid load extension purchased by consumers. It started when the good senator realized that he lost his load overnight without using it. His provider investigated it and it came out that he subscribed for a ring tone. For the senator, that’s impossible because he even not used his cellphone for texting, only calls. Below are the details of the signed rules:

The validity of a P10-or-less load credit is valid for up to three days; up to seven days for P10-20 load; up to 10 days for P20-30 load; up to 14 days for P30-40 load; up to 17 days for P40-P50 load; 20 days for P50-60 load; up to 24 days for P60-70 load; up to 21 days for P70-80 load; up to 30 days for P80-90 load; up to 45 days for P100-150 load; up to 60 days for P150-200 load; up to 90 days for P200-300 load; up to 150 days for P300-600 load; and up to 180 days for P600 to P1,000 load.

I just hope that our government can do mitigate too on the concerns of the consuming public on petroleum products and medicines.

Google G1 Phone VS. Apple iPhone

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As early as now I am thinking of a special gift for hubby for Christmas. He’s been very supportive on the financial needs of my parents for our business and a great husband and father to us. I know a multi-functional cell phone will be of big help to him like the Google G1 phone and Apple iPhone. I am thinking for an Apple iPhone for him under Globe plan. What do you think?

I need help from cell phone lovers out there to give me advices so I can pick the right one for him. Hubby is an ECE Engineer and currently working as Engineering Department Head in a radio network. He loves to read informative articles and the latest news on technology. Thanks in advance!