u/ElmerDomingo

Nanonood itong kasama ko sa unit ng MU PH sa kabilang monitor at ako naman, eto, typing sa Reddit.

I'm not into pageants, pero sino sa tingin n'yo mananalo at magiging representative ng PH sa Miss Universe 2026?

Nanonood itong kasama ko sa unit ng MU PH sa kabilang monitor at ako naman, eto, typing sa Reddit.

I'm not into pageants pero curious na rin ako, sino sa tingin n'yo mananalo at magiging representative ng PH sa Miss Universe 2026?

Announcing the Top 30 na.

Last April 25, nag-avail ako ng 2nd post paid plan from Dito SM Megamall. Hindi pala in-activate ng guy personnel dun yung modem.

Pag-uwi ng bahay, nagulat ako, yung SIM hindi nakalagay sa modem. Unlike nung 1st post paid plan ko, na nasa device na yung SIM. I thought nakalimutan lang so ako na naglagay. All the lights worked naman.

The plan comes with 2 mobile SIM cards. Yung isa ginamit ng tropa ko. Tapos ni-register n'ya under his name, sa Dito website.

Kinabukasan, nag-red light yung modem. So I rebooted the modem, and contacted the Dito support via the Dito app. I was told my postpaid account was suspended due to fraud. I was advised to submit all these documents, with my government-issued ID and a selfie holding the said ID.

Tuesday, the modem still has a red light. So I went to SM Megamall, spoke to the assistant manager, signed a document advising what happened, then took a picture of my valid ID and me holding that same ID.

She told me the issue happened because the Dito guy who gave me the modem last Sunday didn't activate the modem's SIM. Issue would not happen if the guy activated the SIM in the modem PRIOR to giving it to me. Just like what was done during my 1st postpaid plan.

She assured me that it will be resolved within the day.

Next day, modem's light is still red. I went to SM Megamall for the 2nd time to have this issue fix. The assistant manager is on leave. The Dito personnel coldly said "we'll email for a follow-up". I said, I haven't used the service since I paid for it last Sunday and I've done everything that Dito asked me to do, but to no avail.

I asked for her number so I could make a follow-up. I gave her my number so she could update me. She never did. That was like 8 hours ago. No update whatsoever. No email, no SMS, no call.

I called her. She answered because she've mistaken me for another customer. When I told her I'm the same guy she was talking with 8 hours ago, she said that she's very busy with customers at the store but is just about to check the email reply.

I called her multiple times after that because she never updated me. No email, no call, no SMS. Her phone just rings. I'm about to visit them again tomorrow for the 3rd time, in-person. This has been one of the WORST customer experience I have.

On top of that, calling 185 on a Dito mobile phone won't reach a live agent. Chatting with an agent on their official Facebook account and on the Dito app, won't get you an agent. You'll get messages that they've tried to reach you via call, but no record on phone call history.

Dito's customer service is on a different level of evil. The Konektadong Pinoy Law did absolutely nothing to improve the internet service in the country. I'm done talking to these people. I'll just have to bring this up at the NTC.

Last April 25, nag-avail ako ng 2nd post paid plan from Dito SM Megamall. Hindi pala in-activate ng guy personnel dun yung modem.

Pag-uwi ng bahay, nagulat ako, yung SIM hindi nakalagay sa modem. Unlike nung 1st post paid plan ko, na nasa device na yung SIM. I thought nakalimutan lang so ako na naglagay. All the lights worked naman.

The plan comes with 2 mobile SIM cards. Yung isa ginamit ng tropa ko. Tapos ni-register n'ya under his name, sa Dito website.

Kinabukasan, nag-red light yung modem. So I rebooted the modem, and contacted the Dito support via the Dito app. I was told my postpaid account was suspended due to fraud. I was advised to submit all these documents, with my government-issued ID and a selfie holding the said ID.

Tuesday, the modem still has a red light. So I went to SM Megamall, spoke to the assistant manager, signed a document advising what happened, then took a picture of my valid ID and me holding that same ID.

She told me the issue happened because the Dito guy who gave me the modem last Sunday didn't activate the modem's SIM. Issue would not happen if the guy activated the SIM in the modem PRIOR to giving it to me. Just like what was done during my 1st postpaid plan.

She assured me that it will be resolved within the day.

Next day, modem's light is still red. I went to SM Megamall for the 2nd time to have this issue fix. The assistant manager is on leave. The Dito personnel coldly said "we'll email for a follow-up". I said, I haven't used the service since I paid for it last Sunday and I've done everything that Dito asked me to do, but to no avail.

I asked for her number so I could make a follow-up. I gave her my number so she could update me. She never did. That was like 8 hours ago. No update whatsoever. No email, no SMS, no call.

I called her. She answered because she've mistaken me for another customer. When I told her I'm the same guy she was talking with 8 hours ago, she said that she's very busy with customers at the store but is just about to check the email reply.

I called her multiple times after that because she never updated me. No email, no call, no SMS. Her phone just rings. I'm about to visit them again tomorrow for the 3rd time, in-person. This has been one of the WORST customer experience I have.

On top of that, calling 185 on a Dito mobile phone won't reach a live agent. Chatting with an agent on their official Facebook account and on the Dito app, won't get you an agent. You'll get messages that they've tried to reach you via call, but no record on phone call history.

Dito's customer service is on a different level of evil. The Konektadong Pinoy Law did absolutely nothing to improve the internet service in the country. I'm done talking to these people. I'll just have to bring this up at the NTC.

Para sa 'kin, walang nabago. Same poor and unreliable mobile and internet services na sobrang mahal pa rin.

With the recent issue of fake news, the PH government requested Meta to do something about it and they send the request via snail mail, published online. Is it time for government to require them to have a physical office / legal representative here?

I work in the IT industry and coworking industry and management really is encouraging us to maximize the use of AI to our advantage.

Meron din akong friends na graphic artists and illustrators na greatly affected.

Should congress regulate it now?

SKL yung reply ko dun sa isang nag-comment sa newbie sub:

Hirap magka-karma if hindi ka ma-post or “mabait” or “funny” or “pretty”. --> Valid ang observation mo.

Parang kailangan maging mabuting tao ka muna para magka-karma. --> Not really. Kung gusto mo talagang bumulusok ang karma mo pataas (para makasali ka sa r/Philippines or r/AskPH for example) the best way talaga is select your best photos sa phone mo, and post it sa mga appropriate subs -- cats, dogs, sunsets, food, landscape photography, etc. Di mo need ng face value sa mga subs na yan.

Huwag agad makipagbardagulan sa mga opinyon. --> Depende kung saang sub ka. Kung nasa r/PH ka, 'wag na 'wag kang magsasabi ng anything na mabuti about sa mga Duterte, sa mga senators na "perceived" the kurap, at puro Leni / Risa / Kiko ang i-post mo. Wag na wag mo ring ipo-post ang anything na mabuti about INC. Galit mga tao dun sa block voting.

Kung taga-Pasig ka or supporter ni Mayor Vico, punta ka sa r/Pasig at sabihin mo mga mabubuting nagawa ni Vico sa lungsod. Wag na ‘wag kang magko-comment ng hindi maganda laban sa kanya hehe.

Unahin mo kung ano yung mga interests mo talaga, at kung saan ka magaling like may konting experience. Kung TL ka or manager sa BPO, mag-share ka ng tips sa mga BPO / PH Jobs subs.

Kung meron kang experience na tingin mo ay unique -- at bihira lang ang may ganung experience, try mo i-share sa r/PinoyAMA ('di ko lang sure karma requirements sa ngayon).

Or post ka ng anything na gusto mong sabihin sa r/TruthPhilippines -- nila-Like lahat ng posts dun hehe. SP

Good luck and dapat alamin mo lang talaga kung saan ka appreciated.

The 27 Club is a cultural phenomenon and urban legend referring to a disproportionate number of popular musicians, artists, and actors who died at age 27, often due to high-risk lifestyles, substance abuse, or mental health struggles.

Sinu-sino nga ba ang mga myembro nito sa Pilipinas?