#prepaid load cards

Since the DTI has successfully implemented the removal of expiry dates on gift certificates (GCs), the NTC is now also contemplating to do the same with mobile prepaid load. In an interview with NTC for the GMA 7's SONA episode, the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is stated that they are studying the possibility of removing the expiry date of prepaid load for cellular phones. Once implemented, this could mean that any amount loaded on your prepaid SIM card will never expire unless you use them or throw the SIM card away. Currently, the expiry dates or validity of prepaid loads are as follows: Php30 - Php50: 15 days Php100: 30 days Php300: 75 days Php500: 120 days Prepaid load cards also remain valid for 1 year when they are un-used. PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid currently offers one of the widest selections of load durations and speed options in the category. Whether it’s a rental apartment or condo, an AirBnB space, or a weekend vacation house, you only subscribe to top up or avail of the fiber prepaid load package whenever you plan to stay and use the internet. GFiber Prepaid offers fast speeds, though some load durations remain unavailable at higher tiers. For users looking for long-term savings and flexibility, PLDT Home Fiber Prepaid’s 365-day load packages across all speed tiers currently stand out in the market. Read more in our articles including "NTC mulls removing Prepaid Load Expiry" and "Moo Mini Cards: An Expensive Lesson in Proofreading".