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Ever since the days of missing Globe load, I rarely load my cellphone for fear that they may just “disappear.” Although there were reports that this bug has been fixed, I still do not maintain load credits on my cellular phone.

I tried registering to the Globe unlimited texting feature which is the UNLITXT20 just to save my credits from “load bandit.” However, since I rarely send text messages and I do not really receive text messages, the 24 hours would pass with me not consuming the entire P20 load actually. It was still a waste of money.

That is why I was glad when the ImmortalTxt service was launched.

While it was limited to 50 text messages, it has no expiration date and thus I am not pressured to make send messages just to make the credit worthwhile. Plus, I still have 10 extra load for sending to other networks.

Unfortunately, this service is no longer available. It ended last February 28, if I’m not mistaken.

I really wish this service would be back soon, as it is thus far the only Globe product that I can really appreciate.

Sure, there were rains these past few days, but none really so strong that could cause severe damages to phone lines, electric wires and the likes. So, why am I having intermittent internet connection again?!

It’s really is frustrating to be ‘hanged’ in the middle of your work and finally be met by the sign “Problem Loading Page.”

So, what’s the problem with Digitel again this time?

No, I didn’t bother calling them… yet. Why? Because I hate to be patronized with the scripted words “I’m sorry for that inconvenience, sir.” and “Is there something else I can help you with, sir?”

Really now, with companies with such technologies, you would at least expect that they would inform whenever they are doing some maintenance work in their lines… but nada!

You’ll just know it when call them after being frustrated by erratic internet connection.

But fail to pay your dues, and you’ll surely hear it from them.

I’m sure you’ve seen them in the malls, those big, open-shelves type hardware stores where you buy your tools, electrical supplies, and the like as if you’re just buying from a grocery store - you just pick-up the items you need. They were often referred to as do-it-yourself shops for all the handyman in us.

Yesterday, I learned first hand why they called them do-it-yourself shops.
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How do you promote a new company or a product? Definitely there are a number of ways in creating a buzz, and one can really be as effective as the other, depending on your audience. So, how do know which promotional strategy is most effective for your company? The article submitted by Marika McNoir at the articlecity.info has very useful tips and information which you might want to check out.
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You have been doing business for quite a long time now, albeit you’re just on grassroots level so to speak. You want to go and expand your market, you think you are ready and you believe that the best way to do it is by advertising in national newspapers and magazines. That’s a good plan, but you don’t how to go about it – where to start? What do you need? Where do you go?

Well, today is your lucky day, because I stumbled upon an article on the internet that discusses how to advertise in the magazines and newspapers.

It tells you all the details that you need to know about print advertising, such as the artwork, print quality, the elements necessary for the print add, and how to achieve the best results in your advertisement.
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We’ve seen the news on TV (for those who were lucky to have electricity), we’ve seen it on the net and read a lot of blog post about it.

I’m sure many who were spared from the wrath of Onyo, and our kababayans who are outside the country would like to send help to the victims of typhoon Onyo.

Here’s a list of how we can send our help:
Through Philippine National Red Cross, you can also check your local Red Cross chapters

Government set-up drop off points:
- Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) center at the Batasan complex in Quezon City, telephone nos. +632951-7119 and +63918-421-9780;
- DSWD National Capital Region (NCR) office in Quiapo, Manila, tel. nos. +632-734-8634 to 25 and +63915-291-3722; and the
- DSWD National Resource Operations Center in Pasay City, tel. nos. +632852-8081 and +632-734-8622

Donations through Paypal via TXTPower

Through your local parishes and universities

Check also MLQ3’s post on How to help for more information

Send prayers too, most important.

More posts where to send help:
Tonyo Cruz: Call for action: Help typhoon, flood victims in the Philippines
bury me in this dress: Where to send donations for victims of Typhoon Ondoy
Mag kwento ni Sam Juan: Mga paraan kung papanao makakatulong sa mga nasalanta ng bagyong Ondoy

Just when I thought that I would have peace of mind because I am not receiving and text adverts for quite a while now, nor do my cell phone credits mysteriously disappear… I received a text from Globe which says that I could get 15 free text credits if I would be able to load a total amount of P340 for the month of September.

What?! 15 for P340?!

Honestly, I could accumulate that amount from my monthly load without a problem, but to equate 15 free texts for such an amount… should I be thankful?
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I am lucky that whenever I encounter some technical glitch in my blogging or in using the computer in general, I can always holler at some friends for Computer Support and they will immediately come to my aid. It is really important to have technical support at hand, especially when you are as clueless as this blogger when it comes to technical stuff.
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When author Greg Karp, author of Living Rich by Spending Smart, was interviewed by CBN News, he was wearing his $ 8 Rx eyeglasses he bought online from Zenni. Incidentally, the topic of the interview was How You Can Start Spending Smart? It’s a good interview, you should read the whole article and learn practical tips.

Back on the eyeglasses he’s wearing, he said before he the Zenni website, he was spending $300 on his eyeglasses. Curious, I checked the site and found the fashionable eyeglasses he’s referring too. And among the beautiful designs, these are My favorite high fashion eyeglasses from the site.
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Taking care of our elders was never really an issue in our country. That is because elderly care is part of our culture, having very close family ties as our tradition. Yet, because of the passage of time, practicality, financial and other reasons, there are times that families can no longer provide the quality time necessary to look after their elders.
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