#pldt landline number

PLDT has announced that it has completed its 8-digit Landline Number Migration. The change in landline number comes as part of the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC)'s memorandum where operators are instructed to expand the telephone number range from 7-digit to 8-digit format. In PLDT's announcement, the company stated that the majority of its customers can now call and be called via their respective 8-digit numbers. The telco has also acknowledged that some lines in specific areas may still run into issues regarding the numbers.  PLDT noted that it will be resolving issues as quickly as possible. Last Tuesday, PLDT also launched their PLDT Call All bundle -- a wireless landline extension where subscribers can call anywhere in the Philippines. This promo is available to existing PLDT residential landline subscribers for an additional fixed monthly charge of Php250. The bundle adds a PLDT Landline Plus (PLP) SIM card which can be used with any openline handset and serves as an extension of the fixed landline. What makes the PLDT Call All promo more expansive is that the mobile phone with the PLP SIM-card can be taken anywhere in the Philippines and still be able to call any landline number in its local area. Read more in our articles including "PLDT completes 8-digit Landline Number Migration" and "How was PLDT Watchpad during the fight?".