Smart Communications launches SMART Buddy “All Calls 20″ promo
Posted by: prnews on: July 22, 2008
Amid soaring prices of consumer goods, leading network operator Smart Communications, Inc. (SMART) continues to offer affordable but high-quality mobile services with the launch of the SMART Buddy “All Calls 20″ promo.
With All Calls 20, 10 minutes worth of airtime costs only P20, equivalent to just P2 for every minute. These 10 minutes may be used to call any SMART or Talk ‘N Text number. Subscribers also have the flexibility of consuming the allocated minutes however they want. The package, valid for 1 day, also comes with 5 free SMS to any SMART and Talk ‘N Text number.
For even better value for money, All Calls 100 is also available. For just P100, a SMART subscriber may avail of 60 minutes worth of airtime which could be used to call any SMART or Talk ‘N Text number. All Calls 100 is valid for five days and comes with 30 free SMS to any SMART and Talk ‘N Text number.
To avail of the service, SMART subscribers have two convenient options. They can avail of the All Calls packages from any of over a million SMART Load retailers everywhere, or they can simply register. For All Calls 20, just type 20 then send to 909. For All Calls 100, type 100 then send to 909. To make a call, subscriber dials *909 plus the 11-digit mobile number being called, e.g., *90909191234567.
“We aim to progressively lower the costs of our cellular and data services to make it more accessible to more people, and we shall introduce more of these enhanced service packages in order to provide better value to all,” according to Orlando B. Vea, SMART’s Chief Wireless Advisor.
23 Responses to "Smart Communications launches SMART Buddy “All Calls 20″ promo"
hey why my all call 20 only can have only 1 min. worth of call they told is supposed to be 10 mins. why?
this all call 20 its not available in some load outlet, and it seems it doesn’t exist…
I tried it just today. I just text 20 to 909 and viola!, I was able to load All Calls 20. I need to call somebody today that’s why I tried it and it really worked!
i just saw it on t.v. last night when i was watching some stuff, while i was trying to register on some 258 unlitxt..but it wont budge..so i tried it..and it really works…i also thought that it can make a call to other networks because of the word “All Calls”..
hi! good morning sir/mam, i would like to ask if you could add another feature to this one such as a way on how we could be informed if we have any remaining minutes left for calls. thank you =)
1 | Rem
August 4th, 2008 at 9:56 pm
why is it said to be “all calls”? It misleads a consumer like me wherein i thought its even good for calling other networks and also landline
>> Keep up with the times bro! You’re expected to know what you’re buying nowadays. That kind of attitude is only possible in the US of A where you can sue if you think you’re mislead. Here in the Philippines, if you play dumb, it’s your loss.
tnx 4 d infO! bt it’s toO l8 2 use…by d way tnx!
Why is it that we expect all networks when it comes to all text it says to smart and talk and text subscribers. it is only misleading to those people who are willing to be mislead by their self.
Comprehend!
selves i mean hihihi
oh and one more thing. sometimes they [telcos] do really rely on some peoples impulses when it comes to profit.
i’ll try this info, what a great promo, considering those who are in plans, this could really help prepaid subscribers like me, and what a great margin compared to plans! maybe the real disadvantage when it comes to prepaid is you have to bother loading up.
yet. that could mean you must responsibly plan ahead and load up according to your needs.
why is it that when i dial *909 plus the number i’m calling, smart replies that number is invalid and to check the number being dialled , then they charge me with P1.00 for this.
is this not cheating. you are eating up my load.
i have checked the number several times and am sure that it is correct.
everytime i redial, same message is being sent to me and P1.00 is being deducted from my load everytime
i might as well transferre to globe network if this smart is cheating on me.
is it also possible to have a promo where the ten-minute call will be a STRAIGHT ten-minute call?
well its kinda questionable to call it “ALL CALLS” How about call it “SMART TALK” so that its not very questionable for other consumers.. I suggest it because the word “ALL CALLS” means you can call other network as well the service title is all calls..
Please don’t get mad it’s just a simple comments relying about the title of the service “ALL CALLS”
well its just a suggestion so no hard feelings about it…
may 15, 2009 from 1pm onwards
i tried to register so many times but got no reply. is there a time slot for this? but the add says any time. so what is thisservice or what?
why is it when i tried to use all calls 20 it said calls are not allowed.. i tried it so many times but it doesn’t work i dialed *909 plus the number i’m calling but it doesn’t really work!?
I tried to register, i type 20 and i send to 909. reply says this promo is only for Smart subscribers only. LOL.. im using Talk n Text. so sick.
hello. only for ten minutes and after that ten minutes. it can’t be used already even though it does not expire. thanks a lot. im just a new subscriber don’t know much yet 
how come its not working?
it does not work with me..why? is this just a scam? i have smart gold, and i tried this hype to call another smart sim but “your number can not be completed as dialled”. i dialled *90909xx1234567…anything wrong?
Possible ba na magkasabay ang allcalls tsaka alltext?
Parang hindi ko ata maloadan sarili ko ng Smarttalk100.
Nagload ako ng allcalls100 pero nasayang hindi ko nagamit wala kasi sya sa balance inquiry kung ilang minutes pa meron ako.
Retailer ako ng load kaya medyo naguguluhan ako.
Please help.
all calls 20 worth 20 minutes of airtime, so why i my call been cut even consumed less than than 4 minutes only??????????
bat di ko magamit to?? tama naman naiitype ko sa cp ko., bakit?? nakapagregister naman! hmmp!
1 | Rem
August 4, 2008 at 9:56 pm
why is it said to be “all calls”? It misleads a consumer like me wherein i thought its even good for calling other networks and also landline