Comments on: A PLDT Story

By: dota king

dota king — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 05:34:01 +0000

KAKAUWI Q LNG SA BAHAY GALING TRABAHO AT IMBES NA MASIYAHAN AKO KASI MASARAP ANG ULAM, AY HINDI. BAKIT?
DAHIL TUMAMBAD SA AKING HARAPAN ANG BILL NG PLDT WORTH P3,862.25 THE ONLY PLAN THAT I’D APPLIED IS THE PLAN P999.00 WHICH IS THE INTERNET AND PHONE PACKAGE. WHEN I LOOKED DOWN SA SERVICE AND OTHER CHARGES P1,680.00…. WALA NAMN AKONG PROBLEMA SA CONNECTION NILA KASI MABILIS PERO NAKAKA SIRA NG ARAW NAMN TO GRABE NAMN MANGURAOKOT!!! KUNG ALAM KO LANG NA MAY HIDDEN CHARGES SILA NA GANTO KALAKI, SANA AY HINDI NAKO NAG PLDT…

MAHIRAP NA NGA ANG BUHAY NGAYON, LALO PA NILANG PINAHIHIRAPAN ANG BUHAY NG TAONG BAYAN.

SANA AY GUMAWA SILA NG PARAAN KUNG SAAN MAGIGING CONBINYENTE ANG MGA TAO

By: joma salazar.

joma salazar. — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 10:17:21 +0000

gumamit ako ng BUDGET CARD P100. kasi pinamurang pangtawag ito.. at isa pa.. pina block ko na un IDD ko.. for my own PROTECTION…un budget card, nagamit ko ng 4 hours UNLIMITED..hindi sya, nag automatic cut off.. to my surprise.. nun nareciv ko un PLDT BILL ko, naka charge un tawag ko sa IDD RATE at pinagbabayad ako. ng p4.8t including tax.. he he he.. handa akong magbayad.. kahit magkano.. provided , ginamit ko lang un KANILANG SERBISYO… god is watching us, from the distance.. mr pangilinan.. gud pm po.

By: Mimoo

Mimoo — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 05:43:53 +0000

I made several phone calls to PLDT Repair Service 173 three weeks ago. Until now we’re still waiting for the promised repair service!
Saw a lot of complaints in several blog sites.
How come our local authorities/bureaus are not doing anything about this? Where are the PLDT executives?

By: esc507

esc507 — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 10:39:54 +0000

PLDT treats customers like decomposed garbage. Not only does the giant telco deprive the service customers DESERVE, it also eats up the customers’ money with high charges. PLDT is a scavenger, even right from the very start.

I wouldn’t march out the streets for Erap but I would definitely join any anti-PLDT rally. This is fraud, intermittent service, and downright thievery.

Leftists should realize that it is companies like PLDT that really eat up their wages.

Style talaga nila ‘yan. Tsk tsk… Please continue blogging about the crap PLDT dishes out. Somehow, someday, someway everything might change for the better.

By: bolabetz

bolabetz — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 02:16:25 +0000

pldt? maraming hidden charges & they’re holding ur neck kc meron clang 1yr lock-in period. boyset & bulok na style. sunugin sana equipments nyo ng npa. hoihohihoih

By: ceasar

ceasar — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 20:18:48 +0000

i applied for the pldt dsl once and o waited for 2 months for their response and when no one came i went to the pldt to inquire what happened only to find out that they dont have available line on our area… what the F**k?

so i revieved other option and i tried globelones, i just gave them i address and then presto they already confirmed that their service is available to us…i took about 3 minutes…that’s the difference in the service between globe and pldt..

By: Tony

Tony — Wed, 28 Sep 2005 01:35:03 +0000

It was published in one of the major dailies before but they have pulled out their ads immediately that the management of the paper decided to fire the editor that caused the publication of the news/opinion.

By: James

James — Wed, 28 Sep 2005 01:31:45 +0000

And you know why this does not come out in Newspapers and Televisions? PLDT has been threatening to pull out their advertisements that costs millions to any newspaper or TV stations that will write something bad about their service.

By: J. Angelo Racoma

J. Angelo Racoma — Fri, 23 Sep 2005 02:50:18 +0000

Thanks for the comments.

Well, the point is that PLDT agreed to do the re-wiring, even as they had already claimed they had nothing to do with it. Otherwise, I could have done it myself (I’m not alien to wirings after all), even though would have cost me some time and a few hundred pesos (for a few metres of cable), and probably a climb up the garage roof.

At any rate, the PLDT crew came in yesterday afternoon to fix the line, which I believe they could have done anyway when they first visited–it was, after all, just a minor fix for them.

Problem solved. Blood pressure back to normal.

By: Krakista

Krakista — Thu, 22 Sep 2005 20:21:05 +0000

Subscribers should be taught that the telco’s responsibility ends at the demarcation box and PLDT personnel should learn never to go beyond the demarcation box.

Save yourself a lot of trouble by doing the wiring yourself or hire an electrician to do it for you. It can probably be done in an hour or less.

You can complain of PLDT’s service all you want but in this scenario, it’s self-service that’s required of the subscriber and you owe it to yourself to provide the best to yourself.