Bid 'nakaw-load' goodbye with Globe Prepaid Load Watch
MANILA, Philippines - Are you among the many mobile phone users who once suspected that your prepaid load is being eaten up for no reason? That at some point, you felt like you’re losing your load credits uncontrollably, with unknown load deductions taking place one after the other, making you well, live less.
With Globe, you will never have to experience such a frustrating incident anymore thanks to Globe Prepaid Load Watch, a free and automatic load notification service that allows prepaid subscribers to get free and automatic real-time load usage updates so they are always updated of their load balance, helping eliminate suspected cases of load theft or “nakaw-load.”
Even Globe Prepaid Load Watch ambassador and TV personality Gerald Anderson knows the importance of getting real-time load usage updates. “With Globe Prepaid Load Watch, I can be totally fearless in connecting with my friends and supporters as much as I can because I know exactly where my prepaid load goes with the frequent notifications sent to me. No other network has this innovative service that gives you a worry-free experience when you call or text, so you can go lang ng go without being afraid of nakaw-load.”
“One of the issues confronting prepaid subscribers today is unknown deductions from their prepaid load. With Globe Prepaid Load Watch, our prepaid users will no longer have to worry about this because they are proactively informed of their load status and balance through up-to-date notifications so there will be no more surprises,” explained KD Dizon, head for Globe prepaid.
With Globe Prepaid Load Watch, prepaid subscribers will receive alerts on their mobile phones when their load reaches P5 or less, when they have insufficient balance to make calls or send a text message, or every end of a chargeable call, among many others. These alerts will also indicate the remaining load amount, expiry date and time, as well as promo balance.
For more information, log on to www.globe.com.ph/loadwatch.
