The All-In-One PLDT TelPad | Upgrade Your Landline Now!

We have been a PLDT landline user for years now and after reading and exploring online about the convenience, benefits and advantages of upgrading to the PLDT Telpad, I am now determined to not only upgrade but to share my 1 of 1,001 reasons to upgrade from a landline to a PLDT Telpad. 

Primarily, I see the PLDT Telpad as an all-in-one deal. Managing multiple bills especially for internet connection and landline connection, I believe it is a major convenience to have bills consolidated into one. Usually, a household that has a landline subscrpition pays PHP 600++ or a little bit more in one month. If they are subscribed to myDSL they would either pay PHP 990 or P1299 a month for internet connection speeds of up to 384 kbps and up to 1 mbps. Or a household may be subscribed to an account with just purely internet connection at home and that would cost about PHP 999. 

Landline - PHP 600-800
Broadband connection - PHP 999
myDSL - PHP 990 or PHP 1299 (for slow internet connection)

Whatever combo a household has, it would cost them around PHP 1,600-1,800 or almost PHP 2,000 per month. But with the PLDT Telpad, for fast internet connection speed (up to 1.5mbps) a household will only have to pay PHP 1,849 per month. And that comes with an Android tablet or the PLDT Telpad for a one time cost of PHP 2,000 which can also be paid in 6-month installments. This is still cheaper than subscribing to a landline, broadband connection and buying an Android tablet. With PLDT Telpad, you get all-in-one!

Not only is it convenient economically but it is also helpful in managing the bills as well. Usually for telecommunication bills, we check the calls that add on to the standard monthly billed amount. And we have to wait for the bill to arrive before we are able to check the details. But with a Telpad's unique feature which a regular landline does not have, particularly the call history, we can check and see past calls made that are out of the regular or ordinary. 

And since you would have the internet connection and landline use together, the best way to pay is online which can save you the hassle of traveling and waiting in line in the bank or the payment center.

In addition to that, other members of the family can also enjoy web browsing and multimedia access using the PLDT Telpad which runs on the popular Android OS which gives the whole family access to thousands of free and paid game and educational Android apps. It will not only entertain but educate the whole family - that's truly all-in-one and it's PLDT Telpad. 

The PLDT Telpad's benefits and features are so exciting that they've inspired me to rewrite some lyrics of the song "Kaka" by a 90's band, Yano. I used the Garage Band app to recreated the music. I recorded everything - the guitar, bass guitar, drums, lead vocals, and back up vocals and did it in one night that I slept around 4am to finish it. Click play below and listen to the song or maybe sing along with me! LSS effect guaranteed!

Mag PLDT TELPAD! 

(To the tune of Kaka by Yano) 

Verse 1: 

Sa bahay nila Samuel, landlady'y nahihirapan 

Nagpupumilit magkapera para sa babayaran 

Sa kasamaang palad, mga bills nagkasabay 

Kuryente, at landline dues nanjan na naku patay, eh... 

Verse 2: 

Sumibad siya pakusina kukunin ang landline bill 

Titingnan ang mga tawag ng border na si Samuel 

Pero sorry na lang at ang bill nawawala 

Sana'y may call history para masingil sila 

Chorus: 

Kaya't mag PLDT TELPAD, PLDT TELPAD 

Kung ikaw ay landline user, upgrade to a TELPAD, 'kaw ay winner 

Mag PLDT TELPAD, PLDT TELPAD 

Wala, wala, sayo'y walang mawawala 

Verse 3: 

Palabas s'ya ng bahay punta sa bayad center 

Kahaba haba nga ng pila parang isang disaster 

Ngunit ang di niya alam pdeng mag bayad online 

Iwas trapik, pila, hassle payment ay laging on time. 

Chorus: 

Kaya't mag PLDT TELPAD, PLDT TELPAD 

Kung ikaw ay landline user, upgrade to a TELPAD, 'kaw ay winner 

Mag PLDT TELPAD, PLDT TELPAD 

Wala, wala, sayo'y walang mawawala 

Verse 4: 

Paguwi niya ng bahay ‘la pang handang pagkain 

Bunso niya'y nag online research gabi na'y wala pa din 

Kung PLDT TELPAD sana ang gamit panalo na 

May internet, calls at Android tablet na, saan ka pa?! 

Chorus: 

Kaya't mag PLDT TELPAD, PLDT TELPAD 

Kung ikaw ay landline user, upgrade to a TELPAD, 'kaw ay winner 

Mag PLDT TELPAD, PLDT TELPAD 

Wala, wala, sayo'y walang mawawala

This is my official entry to the PLDT Telpad Blogger's Challenge. 

Support me by doing the following steps:

1) If you want to upgrade to PLDT Telpad, sign up by voting for my entry and you can get a 16gb Mirco SD Card by voting and signing up online. 

2) View my entry, then click the button that says "I WANNA GET A TELPAD" beside my photo to register and vote. Please don't forget to indicate that you were referred by www.aspacio.net.

3) You can also vote by sharing my entry by clicking the Facebook/Twitter icons found at the right side of the "I WANNA GET A TELPAD" button! You can do this every after 4 hours.

Read More

Bungee Fun at Eastwood City: What an Experience!

Last Friday, before having dinner with other bloggers, I had the chance of trying out the new Bungee Fun at the Eastwood City. At first I thought it would be bungee jumping and then when I saw that it wasn't I felt that I got my hopes up a bit.


Eastwood City's Bungee Fun did look less challenging than bungee jumping but it wasn't as easy as pie either. It wasn't too hard that kids even tried it. It looked simple and easy until I tried it.


I like daring activities like this one. So I took on the challenge and allowed myself to be strapped in. The photo above shows the straps being tightened, making the Bungee Fun safe for anyone.

All strapped in

When I was all set, I started jumping and tried using the power from the big trampoline. The lines connected to my waist also helped and pulled me up, allowing me to leap to about 20 feet from the trampoline.

Jumping on the trampoline

The Bungee Fun can take you as high as 20 feet from the trampoline

With a leap that high I thought I would be able to do anything. So I attempted a back flip. At first try I wasn't able to land on my feet. But I immediately found success on my next attempt. So I proceeded to try a somersault. Again, at first, I wasn't able to successfully do a full turn. But as tried and tried the more I got the hang of it and eventually was able to do a back-to-back somersault and backflip.

A backflip

Attempting a somersault

And it was not easy as pie! Because at the same moment I succeeded in my attempts at acrobatics I also felt exhaustion. So I just tried to rest and jumped as high as I was able to reach. Eventually, I asked the man in charge to slacken the ropes because I was tired and needed to stop.

As I got off the Bungee Fun's trampoline I felt soreness in my calf muscles and hands, probably for being tense all through out the routine on the trampoline. When I got in the car and started to turn the car's steering wheel I felt other arm and shoulder muscles that were sore. So the Bungee Fun really isn't that easy when you try some acrobatics on it.

A kid, trying the Bungee Fun at the Eastwood City

Other kids and some ladies tried it, too, after I got off. Over all, it is a great addition to Eastwood City's entertainment offers. For P120 anyone can try the Bungee Fun at Eastwood City - men who want to be dared, ladies who want to overcome their fear and kids who want to enjoy this safe and new entertainment at Eastwood City.

The Bungee Fun is located in front of Pho Hoa, beside Dulcinea Eastwood City.

Read More