As rising inflation continues to affect Filipinos, value mobile brand TNT continues to push for more affordable data packages, while still delivering topnotch customer experience.
The cost of mobile data in the Philippines is less than the world average, according to the latest Digital 2023 Global Overview Report, an annual report on worldwide social media and digital trends.
The study, which included information from Meltwater, We Are Social, and cable.co.uk, among other sources, found that the global average price of 1 gigabyte of mobile data is US$3.12 (around ₱170). In the Philippines, it is way cheaper at about $0.52 (around ₱28).
Recently, TNT launched “Sulit Affordaloads,” a line-up of budget-friendly data, calls and texts for as low as ₱10 ($0.18) for three days — or effectively ₱3.33 ($0.07) a day. This includes offers such as FB10, which comes with unlimited access to Facebook and Facebook Messenger for 3 days, and ML10, which comes with 1GB of data for Mobile Legends Bang Bang valid for 3 days, keeping budget-conscious customers connected and entertained.
On top of value-packed offers and superior network experience, Smart and TNT have also continued their nationwide efforts to assist their customers in registering their SIMs in compliance with the SIM Registration Law, especially in far-flung areas where affordable and reliable mobile services are crucial to keep communities connected.
With these efforts, more than 16 million Smart and TNT prepaid and postpaid subscribers have registered their SIMs since the start of the nationwide SIM registration in December.
Enabling these initiatives is Smart’s wireless network, which has been cited as the Philippines’ Best Mobile Network by Ookla, the global leader in mobile and broadband network intelligence for Q1-Q2 and Q3-Q4 2022. To earn this citation, Smart won both the Fastest Mobile Network and Best Mobile Coverage awards in the same period.
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To continue enjoying Smart’s fastest speeds and the widest coverage, subscribers are encouraged to register their SIMs. Aside from launching its online SIM Registration portal at http://www.smart.com.ph/simreg, Smart has also ramped up its deployment of assisted SIM Registration booths and touchpoints across the country, including in government-identified remote areas.
For more details on how to register your SIM cards, go here.
