
Send Free Text to the Philippines
Do you want to send free SMS text messages to the Philippines? Yehba Mobile allows you to affordably text your relatives and loved ones in the Philippines, and is slowly becoming a favorite service among OFWs all over the world.
YehBA* Mobile IM allows you to access Yahoo!, AIM/ICQ, MSN, GTALK, Jabber and Mobile Widgets (VAS) on your phone. By downloading the free YehBA* Mobile IM, you can use your cell phone to access popular Instant Messenger, share photos, Value Added Services (VAS), social network community sites, news, blogs and more.
PinoyTXT is the new and exciting service brought to you by YehBA* (ToIP). Texting your loved ones around the world is now so much cheaper and FUN! With Real-Time chatting over SMS at local rates, kamustahan abroad has never been so affordable. Register now to get your very own PINAS Number and start sending messages to your friends and family in the Philippines.
So, is this really free? Well, there’s a P1.00 charge per text, which is still considerably cheaper than the usual P2.50/txt charge.
First posted on Thursday, 14 May 2009
Tags: sms
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Whatta mess! Your article really sucks! Dont post an article that’s not really free! X_x
Hello Freak! People in KSA using Globe/Touch and the PinoyTXT system can send SMS texts to the Philippines for free. It’s their relatives in the Philippines who reply back who will shoulder the P1.00 per message (instead of P2.50)
By the way, if the OFWs connect to the internet using their cellphones, that’s not free. Heck, their cellphone is not free. Looks like nothing’s free, Freak.
@Pinoy texter: You are crazy, and you will say that even moving arms is not free takes body energy
@Freak: Do not shout that loud If you have not confirmed it is free or not.
I like pinoytxt It is totally free. If you use on cellphone that is your GPRS charges for usage by your operator.
pinoytxt is great. we can’t buy your card here in Al Khobar.