#no signal globe

However, there are reports of loss in signal even as far down as Paranaque and Cavite (our team in Cavite reported PLDT Ultera services went down to a crawl and CSR confirmed) as far up as Caloocan and Bulacan. Cell signal is then automatically restored once the Pope leaves a specific area. Here's a copy of their official statement: Globe Advisory: Globe customers who are participating in today's Papal events may experience temporary loss of mobile services. Rest assured that mobile signal will be restored as soon as we get a go signal from the NTC. So it's not a surprise that Globe Telecom has dropped its Globe Visibility Mobile Prepaid kit down to just Php3,500. Globe started offering their new prepaid and postpaid plans for Visibility back in June 23 when we first reported it here. Disclosure: Both Globe Visibility and SmartBro 3G is an advertiser on this blog. People have been asking that since Globe Visibility has obviously moved into the flat prepaid and tiered postpaid models, what will happen to subscribers who are on the GV Unlimited plans? Read more in our articles including "NTC ask telcos to turn off network services during Papal visit" and "Globe drops Visibility Prepaid Kit price to Php3,500".