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MabuhayCalls PLUS
is a new convenient way in calling the
Philippines !!! This is for individuals,
families, and businesses who wants to stay
in touch with their loved ones, partners, or
friends 24x7x365.
NO internet
connection needed. NO phone cards to
scratch. NO reloads to do.
We will issue a
cellphone to your recipient in the
Philippines. You then call your assigned
number and the cellphone in the Philippines
rings. Once connected, start talking for as
long as you want. Call them any
time you want and pay the same flat monthly rate.
They can also use the cellphone locally
for texting and talking so
as long as it has a load.
You don't need
to worry about cutting off your
conversation. How many times have you
experienced being cut off by your phone
card? With
MabuhayCalls PLUS, you talk continuously.
Use your
landline, cell phone, or work phone to call
your recipient.
Whether you're at work or away from home,
you can keep in touch with them, anytime,
anywhere.
Benefits of
using Aspen's
MabuhayCalls PLUS:
-
flat rate
UNLIMITED calling
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no internet or
computers are required either in the
Philippines or in the US
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a CELLPHONE is
issued to your recipient in the Philippines
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your recipient
is mobile so they can be anywhere in the
coverage areas and receive your call - they
can be at work, shopping at the mall, or
riding the jeepney
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they can be
traveling anywhere in the coverage areas and
still be able to talk to you
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you don't have
to wait until you get home to call
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you don't have to wait until they get home
to call - this is typical for services
with voice over IP (VoIP) adaptors
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if your
recipient has a "brown out" or internet
outage, you will still be able to call and
talk to them; with other services such as internet
VoIP phones - no
calls can be made
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no pin codes to scratch or
reloads to buy
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good for
businesses who want to stay in touch with
their key personnel 24x7x365
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good for
individuals who want to stay in touch with
their loved ones 24x7x365
To summarize
Aspen's
MabuhayCalls PLUS, you get
UNLIMITED minutes of continuous talking to
the Philippines.
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