Before calling Globe Customer Service Hotline (211), I checked my balance by sending an SMS to 222. Below is the text confirmation I have received:
Your Account Balance as of 12/12/2009 15:25 is 41.50. You also have 15 remaining FREE texts.
I called Globe Customer Service Hotline 211 to inquire about Globe Super Surf Unlimited Mobile Internet surfing for P20.00 per day. The customer service agent informed me to have my mobile handset configured accordingly and informed me of the following instructions (for browsing Facebook website):
- Login to myGlobe CONNECT WAP site on your mobile browser.
- Log in to URL m.facebook.com.
- You will be redirected to a page prompting you to choose whether you want to avail of the Surf All Day Bundle which will allow you to unlimited browsing for Facebook for only P20.00 per day or use the standard TIME or KB rates.
When you choose the Surf All Day Bundle, you will receive a text confirmation and a note will appear on your mobile browser indicating that you’re browsing via one-day unlimited bundle.
I asked the Globe customer service representative whether calling 211 or browsing myGlobe CONNECT WAP site is free. She gave me affirmative answers.

Before proceeding, I called 211 again and asked the customer service representative to re-send myGlobe CONNECT settings on my Sony Ericsson K790c handset. When I received the settings, I had it saved and over-written the previously saved settings.
I checked my balance again to make sure all the previous 211 conversations were free.
Your Account Balance as of 12/12/2009 16:25 is 41.50. You also have 15 remaining FREE texts.
So I tried and was successfully able to connect to myGlobe CONNECT using my handset. And as instructed, I keyed-in m.facebook.com on my mobile browser which redirected me to a page prompting me to choose between the unlimited and standard browsing options.
I chose to browse using the Surf All Day Bundle and I was redirected to a page saying my subscription is being process and that I will be redirected to Facebook Mobile homepage in 10 seconds.
After 10 seconds, I was redirected to the most horrifying page saying “You’re subscription has now expired.”











