Unlimited Calling to the Philippines!

PRLog (Press Release) - Sep 18, 2009 -
Directo Unlimited, employing traditional telephony coupled with the latest technology in telecommunication, allows you to make unlimited calls from the US or Canada to the Philippines. It is offered at low monthly flat rates, starting at $55, giving Filipinos abroad a significant price break on their long distance calls.

“We know how important it is for our Kababayans abroad to be able to keep in touch with their loved ones here in the Philippines,” Mimi Cuenca, Directo’s Marketing Manager explains, “With us Filipinos, every development in our lives—major or minor— necessitates a phone call to our friends and family. And usually, these calls last for hours. We wanted to provide our clients with a service that will allow them to call those important to them, who are abroad, without worrying about running out of minutes or having to deal with a costly phone bill afterwards.”

Calling long distance via Directo Unlimited works like ordinary landline-to-landline calling. A Direct Inward Dialing (DID) number, having the same area code as the number to be used by the US/Canada party for calling, is assigned to the Philippine party. This setup enables the said US and Canada subscribers to conveniently call their Philippine counterpart like they are calling a local US/Canada number.

Apart from registering their Philippine party’s existing landlines to the service, Directo Unlimited subscribers may also avail of a new landline number, care of Directo’s partner PLDT, via the said company’s Landline Plus Service. With a new PLDT Landline Plus number, the Philippine party will be able to enjoy mobile capability and nationwide coverage, among many other exciting features. Nokia mobile phones, from the basic to business models, are also available to Directo Unlimited users.

Directo Unlimited is currently available for all US, Hawaii and Canada users in 27 varieties. Visit www.directoph.com or call 1-877-TAWAGNA to get your very own 24/7 hotline to the Philippines!

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