Sometimes, you need flexiblity on the usage of your Sun Cellular load such as converting it to a specific service of Sun Cellular. Example of such service is the call and text combo. Sun Cellular now allows you to convert your regular load into a call and text combo for as low as P10. That's an economical reload product! To convert your load, just follow the steps below.
All
loads are available via Sun Xpressload and Load Conversion. Available
Call and Text Combo Load Denominations are 10 pesos, 20 pesos, and 30 pesos. (Take note: CTC stands for Call and Text Combo) To register or convert P10.00, text CTC10 to 247.Description/Features: - 1 day Validity
- 10 minutes Sun-to-Sun calls
- 40 texts Sun-to-Sun
- 10 texts to other networks
To register or convert P20.00, text CTC20 to 247.Description/Features: - 2 days Validity,
- 25 minutes Sun-to-Sun calls
- 80 texts Sun-to-Sun
- 25 texts to other networks
To register or convert P30.00, text CTC30 to 247.Description/Features: - 7 days Validity
- 40 minutes Sun-to-Sun calls
- 120 texts Sun-to-Sun
- 40 texts to other networks
Notes:
Xpress Load is the electronic prepaid reload service of Sun Cellular where you can buy load "Over-the-Air” via an accredited Sun Xpress Load retailer.
Load Conversion allows Sun subscribers to convert their regular load to special load e.g. CTC10 , CTC20 , CTC30 , etc. - https://www.affordablecebu.com/
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"How to Convert Sun Load into Call and Text Combo" was written by Mary under the Mobile Phones category. It has been read 39960 times and generated 4 comments. The article was created on 20 April 2013 and updated on 20 April 2013.
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