Smart Communications Inc., a Filipino-based company that offers digital and telecom services, is offering the feature of lending loads to its subscribers.
In times of need for data services or when you’re in the middle of an emergency and there are no accessible reloading stations, you can now borrow anytime and anywhere with the Loan-A-Load. The Loan-A-Load Feature offers 100MB of internet service for a PHP 5 starting fee. Additionally, you will receive 200MB for a higher service, amounting to PHP 10, and 300MB for PHP 15. Here’s how to avail of it:
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How to enter Facebook Free Mode
Before you can access the Smart Loan-A-Load feature, you should first use Facebook in Free Mode. Take note: WiFi should be disabled; only cellular data is on. Go to the Facebook app on your Android devices, and Facebook will display a prompt inviting you to use the basic mode (free mode) of the app. This mode doesn’t require mobile data allocation, so you can use it even if you don’t have an existing prepaid load. Juts tap “Continue” and agree to the Terms and Conditions.
How to use Loan-A-Load Smart:
First, use the above instructions to launch the Facebook app in free mode. Then, click “Buy Data” at the top of the screen and select which promos you wish to lend. Press “Get,” and you can now proceed by tapping “Use Data” after selecting “Confirm.”
Available Promos at Smart Loan-A-Load:
- Php5: 100 MB of open-access data for 1 day
- Php10: 200MB of open-access data for 1 day
- Php15: 300MB of open-access data for 1 day
Subscribing to these loan load services, there are a few requirements we should be aware of. The Mobile center and free Facebook mode options are not available for iOS users; therefore, Smart’s Loan-A-Load feature is limited to the Facebook mobile app on Android smartphones.
You can avail Loan-A-Load one at a time. Users should first pay their pending balance from the previous records of borrowing promo products before loaning a new one.
Paying your previous balance is like the usual borrow-load feature. It deducts your unpaid balance on your next top-up, but users can also pay via texting (7676) and/or get partial payment.
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