Globe assures continuous AMAX services, call cards supply for prepaid Globe, TM customers during extended Enhance Community Quaranteen (ECQ).
A short trip to the nearest sari-sari store or Autoload Max (AMAX) retailer will easily solve this need. You can also ask a friend or a family member for “share a load” in case a sari-sari store or loading station is not available.
Globe assures Aquino and the rest of its prepaid customers for both Globe and TM that the company is doing everything to keep its Share-a-Load services open and enough AMAX availability in sari-sari stores, supermarkets and loading stations all over the country despite the challenges, like travel restrictions, brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
They also need to stay connected with their loved ones and be informed on the latest government measures against the COVID-19 pandemic,” Bernie Llamzon, EVP-Channel Management Head of Globe Telecom, said.
Globe has already received the authorized ID cards from the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) that allow its territory partners and field sales teams to move and enter the different provinces and municipalities under the ECQ to ensure the smooth operations of its AMAX retailers and bring products and load cards too.
For Aquino, the sooner the Globe territory partners arrive in her town, the better it will be for her and her community. “Malaking bagay po yan sa amin. Lalo na po wala naman nakalinya sa amin dito,” she said. (It is a big help for us here because we don’t a postpaid line.”)
Aside from sari-sari stores, Puregold, 7-11 and other AMAX retailers, prepaid Globe and TM customers can also buy load and register to promos through GCash, Shopee, Lazada, and Coins.ph.
