DITO, welcome subscribers with P199.00 unlimited internet, text and call in 1 month

Manila, Philippines – DITO Telecommunity will open in public this March 8, 2021 and will start a P199.00 promo for unlimited internet, call and text in a month.

DITO unlimited internet, text and call in 1 month for P199.00

This promo will be available in this key cities and municipalities below:

also in Mindanao area only 5 key cities and Municipalities will benefit DITO offer.

DITO promo include the following:

a. free DITO simcard
b.unlimited data for 30 days upon activation of the SIM card
c.unlimited DITO-to-DITO calls for 30 days upon activation of the SIM card
d. unlimited DITO-to-DITO SMS for 30 days upon activation of the SIM card.

This promo only valid until the end of the month “March 31” from March 8.

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