I used to champion KwikCare, sharing the good things about it to friends and family, encouraging them to explore and avail their HMO plans. But not anymore. This post is to share my personal experience about this product. I signed up with Kwik Insure Health Subscription Plan in September 2023, my plan is KwikCare Max…
Our seniors need helps in signing-up for the eGov app, particularly to access the Philippines eTravel form. Last October 20, I assisted my mom’s friend and the husband in creating an account for PH eTravel and Thailand TDAC, they are 70 and 69 years old respectively. Was it easy? For me, yes. But it poses…
Hi, I am collating the actual hotels in Osaka, Japan that our Travel Bug PH clients have stayed in. This info is not complete, since only a few clients responded to our request na malaman yung hotel nila as of now. Thank you so much to the clients who shared info on their hotel in…
“Na charge na ako ng annual fee”, sambit ko sa sarili ko. And automatic, I know I will call the hotline to try to have the fee waived. Last year, nag auto-waived ang BPI without any condition when I called. But when I chatted with the customer service rep today, I must meet one of 5 conditions or options for the BPI Amore credit card annual fee waiver. Sayang din yung P2,050 na annual fee for my BPI Amore, kaya need itry tawag talaga. 'Uy, mabilis lang naka-connect sa csr, wala pang 15 minutes!' 😊 Dati rati, it will take close to an hour, sometimes lagpas pa, grabe, kaya happy to note na a whole lot faster na ngayon to connect to the hotline. I called this number pala, in case you want to call BPI too- 02 889 10000. You can also reach out to them using the bank’s toll-free number at 1 800 188 89100. 5 Options To Waive BPI Credit Card Annual Fee – Amore My credit card is the BPI Amore cashback card and the annual fee is P2,050. Here are the options given to ...
Gulay. Veggies. Pho. Bahn Mi. Bun Cha. Bun Rieu. Spring Rolls. Rice Noodles. Iced Coffee. Food trip in Vietnam! It’s fascinating to see just how the Vietnamese love to eat their green leafy vegetables. Different kinds of leaves and herbs piled mountain high on plates, and they ate this with much gusto. No wonder the…
