Get a new Samsung Galaxy smartphone every year from Globe with the Galaxy Forever Plan
Responding to the growing smartphone adoption in the country and the fast-paced mobile technology, postpaid leader Globe Telecom is launching an innovative program that allows postpaid subscribers to easily upgrade to the latest Samsung Galaxy smartphone year after year without having to complete the default 24-month contract period.
With the new Galaxy Forever Plan, new and existing Globe postpaid customers can avail of the latest Samsung Galaxy smartphone after just a year by first choosing their Galaxy Forever Plan of choice. Three plans are available for subscribers to choose from: Plan 1599 with a cash-out of P16,800; Plan 1999 with a cash-out of P14,800, and Plan 2499 with a cash-out of P12,800.
After the 12-month contract period has ended, subscribers can re-contract their existing Galaxy Forever Plan or upgrade to a higher plan, renewing the contract period for another 12 months and making them eligible to get the newer Galaxy model. Upon renewal of contract, subscribers have the option to pay the corresponding cash-out if they decide to keep their Samsung Galaxy S5 model or trade it in for lesser cash-out.
Under Plan 1599, subscribers get 1.5GB of GoSurf consumable data plan monthly, free 6-month subscription to Spotify Premium for music streaming on mobile, unlimited calls and texts to one Globe/TM number of your choice, free calls and texts to all networks, and additional monthly consumable for other services.
At Plan 1999, subscribers get P3GB of GoSurf data plan, free 6-month subscription to Spotify Premium, choice of unlimited calls and texts to Globe/TM or unlimited texts to all networks, and additional monthly consumable for other services.
For Plan 2499, subscribers get 5GB of GoSurf data plan, free 6-month subscription to Spotify Premium, unlimited calls to Globe mobile/landline, unlimited texts to all networks, and additional monthly consumable for other services.
"Our thrust in Globe is all about empowering our customers to create and customize their choice of service based on their needs, budget, and lifestyle. On the heels of our most competitive mySUPERPLAN offers for the Samsung Galaxy S5 is another breakthrough innovation for postpaid, the Galaxy Forever Plan perfect for Samsung Galaxy fans and users who want to get the latest Galaxy smartphone every year without any hassle," said Raul Macatangay, Vice President for Postpaid Business and Devices at Globe. "With our strong partnership with Samsung and our established affinity with postpaid consumers in the Philippines, we developed this new portfolio of postpaid plans to let users embrace the smartphone revolution in an easier and faster way, allowing them to play in a wonderful world of the latest devices for their mobile digital lifestyle."
Customers can also avail of the Samsung Galaxy S5 with Globe mySUPERPLAN, where they can get the latest Galaxy smartphone for as low as P1,699 monthly at Plan 999 with P700 monthly cashout over a 24-month contract period. With the postpaid plan bundle, customers get 5 gigabyte (GB) of GoSurf data plan monthly, free calls and texts to all networks and a 6-month subscription to Spotify Premium.
In addition to customizable postpaid plans, subscribers also get one-month free Gadget Care, the most comprehensive mobile phone protection program in the market today, as well as free access to Facebook until April 25, 2014. They also get the exclusive privilege to buy apps from the Samsung App Store and do in-app purchases, where amount will be charged to bill for postpaid customers or will be deducted from the prepaid load of prepaid customers.
Getting the Samsung Galaxy S5 from Globe also entitles customers access to free Globe apps such as G Services, G Cash, G Movies and more for the complete smartphone experience. Globe is also giving away 500 prizes which include the Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 for its Galaxy Leaderboard Promo.
The Galaxy Forever plan will be available in Globe Stores nationwide from April 11-July 31, 2014.
Source: Globe Telecom
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