How the facts and plans on this site get checked
Every fact on a network, airport, place or guide page has a source on the page. No plan or price appears until it is checked against the store.
- Sources on every page
- Plans checked before release
- Corrections welcome
The short answer
Facts come from the regulator, the networks, the airport operators, government agencies and official travel advice, listed on each page. The checked date is the day we last read those sources. Before every release, each plan and price is checked against the store's live page.
Checked October 2, 2026
Where facts come from
From primary sources where they exist: the telecom regulator (NTC) and the law it applies, the networks’ own pages, the airport operators, PAGASA for the weather, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas for the currency, the eTravel system and the Bureau of Immigration, and government travel advice. A fact we cannot source is left out.
What “checked” means
The date marked checked is the day this page’s sources were last read. It is the same in every language.
Plans and prices
Plans and prices come from the store where you buy. Before every release, a check compares each plan’s days, data and price with the store’s live page, and stops the release if anything differs.
Steps and screenshots
Setup steps call the settings by their own names. Steps get numbered for a handset only after testing on that handset.
Corrections
When a mistake turns up, write to the address on the contact page. We correct it and update the checked date.
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