MANILA, Philippines - This summer could be the best one yet for Sun Cellular subscribers as they get a chance to explore other cultures, enjoy world-class entertainment and gastronomic delights on a grand Asian cruise with a friend or loved one under Sun’s Load to Cruise promo.
Sun’s latest offering, in partnership with Star Cruises, gives Sun prepaid subscribers a chance to win a three-day-two-night Singapore-Malaysia cruise onboard MS Superstar Gemini every time they connect with their loved ones overseas using Sun Todo IDD. Sun Todo IDD, which acts as a special account on top of a prepaid subscriber’s regular load, offers an easy and affordable way to connect to loved ones abroad for as low as P2 per minute.
To join Sun’s Load to Cruise promo, Sun prepaid subscribers must first register by texting TODOCRUISES(space)REG(space)<Name>/Address (For example: TODOCRUISES REG Juan Dela Cruz/Sampaloc, Manila) and send to 2085. Once registered, subscribers will automatically earn an electronic raffle entry every time they top up P100 worth of Todo IDD load. Subscribers may top up in increments of P50, P100 and P300 via call card, load conversion or Xpress load.
Four subscribers will win a cruise trip package for two. Also up for grabs at the grand draw are gadgets such as the Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 and an iPad Mini 16GB Wi-Fi. Sun will also give away P300 Sun Prepaid load to 10 lucky subscribers.
Subscribers may accumulate electronic raffle entries until Mar. 31 for the grand raffle on Apr. 4.
An affordable way to get in touch with loved ones overseas, the Sun Todo IDD offers a very low rate of P2 per minute for calls made to relatives in the United States, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, China, Guam and Hawaii. It may also be used to get in touch with relatives in Australia, Malaysia, South Korea, Taiwan, Macau, Brunei, Thailand, India and Northern Marianas for P5 per minute. Moreover, the card offers a rate of P8 per minute for calls directed to those in Japan, Italy, Bahrain and Kuwait, and a rate of P10 per minute to those in Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Indonesia, Spain and France.