Comments on: Second Thoughts about PLDT (Wireless) Landline Plus

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I still can’t recieve messages from Globe celphone numbers… anyone has found out how to get around this little problem or does this involve interconnection problems with NTC? I tried asking for techinical help with both pldt and globe for this problem already…

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ppratt — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 06:14:19 +0000

I think the problem is obvious: Despite orders of the NTC and Presidential Orders going back to (at least) Ramos, the Philippine national telecom network is still carrier interconnected in name only. PLDT likes it that way just fine because as the dominant monopoly carrier its monopoly rents are enhanced by the degree to which lack of true interconnection continues—by driving up the effective barriers to entry of non-monopoly players like BayanTel. When will the Philippines have a national government that finally enforces telecom regulations for the benefit of the Philippine people and the sustained growth of their economy ?

By: jayvee f.

jayvee f. — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 05:07:50 +0000

what you actually bought was a SMART GSM line and not a true blue CDMA landline. PLDT wireless landline makes use of SMART’s GSM network.