With Smart Pinoy, calling home is only a few pesos away


This holiday season, the best gift Filipino overseas workers can get is a chance to come home and spend Christmas with family and friends. While not everyone can spare the time nor the money for a round-trip ticket home, PLDT Global Corp. can give you the next best thing—a chance to call home without breaking the bank for either you or your families via Smart Pinoy, one of PLDT’s international brands.
 
With Smart Pinoy, you can now call home without worrying about the high long-distance rates. Smart Pinoy's prepaid SIM comes with access to Smart's worldwide coverage, affordable call and text rates, excellent voice reception, and a broad range of additional services that cater to Pinoy tastes and sensibilities, even abroad. With a subscription to Smart Pinoy DOS, you can have two numbers on your SIM card - in addition to your regular number, you can also have a Philippine mobile number that enables you to call home or text your loved ones, all at local Pinoy rates.
 
Worried about running out of load? Smart Pinoy also has reload options available — recharge vouchers, e-loads, or pasa-loads. Getting more credits for your holiday calls has just been made so much easier and more hassle-free.

 
And that's not all—even if you can't be with your family during this special season, there's no reason you can't still spread some holiday cheer. TheSmart Pinoy Storeis not just any store—it’s an all-in-one secure and user-friendly online marketplacewhere you can buy and send gifts straight home to your loved ones, pay their bills, subscribe them to PLDT services, send them peso e-loads, and even enroll them in Maxicare.
 
And as an additional reward for all the hard work? Why not kick back, relax, and watch Pinoy tv shows with Smart Pinoy TV? Keep up with the latest news from home—as well as the latest episodes from your favorite tv shows.
 
This Christmas, have a merryand worry-free holiday with your family and friends—thanks to Smart Pinoy!

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