How can I talk to smart customer service?

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Service	Toll-free via Smart SIM	Via Hotline
Smart Postpaid, Smart Prepaid, TNT	*888	(02) 8 888-1111
Smart Infinity	*800	(02) 8 848-8806

How can I call toll free number from smart?

Toll free numbers are called the same way you would any other number. Just be sure to dial “1” followed by the correct toll free prefix (800, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877, or 888). Toll free prefixes are not interchangeable.

Is 888 toll free smart?

Note: Calling *888 using SMART Link is FREE. However, SMART Link reserves the right to start charging subscribers for calls to this hotline at its discretion.

How do I check my Smart Balance?

Dial *123# Dialing *123# is the easiest way to check your Smart balance. After dialing the USSD code, you will immediately be shown your prepaid load balance.

How do I report a Smart number?

Smart also requests its subscribers and retailers to report scammers’ numbers and scam messages by calling the *888 hotline using their mobile phone. Via landline, they may call Smart at 8881111. They may also report scam attempts to the Smart Communications Facebook page, and to @SMARTCares on Twitter.

How do I call a toll free number in the Philippines?

How to Call Toll Free Numbers in Philippines. To call a Philippines toll free number from within the country, simply dial the number as you see it (ex. 1-800-XXX-XXXX). To call a Philippines toll free number from outside the country, dial the originating country’s exit code followed by the toll free number.

How do I call a cell phone number in the Philippines?

To dial a landline or mobile number from a mobile phone dial 0 or +63 followed by the three-digit prefix and the seven-digit number. Mobile prefixes always begin with a 9 (eg 917, 906). Roaming with your home phone is another, though likely very expensive, option.

How do I report a number to Smart?

How do I check my load balance?

Load TM Via SMS

1. Type BAL and send it to 222.
2. Wait for the SMS indicating your remaining prepaid balance.

What is UNLI call in smart?

Thanks to Smart unlimited call promos, you can chitchat with your loved ones as long as you want, wherever they may be in the Philippines. Most Smart unlimited call promos only allow you to call Smart, TNT and Sun subscribers, which means that your Globe and TM friends are left out in the cold.

How do I report a number to the Philippines?

You may also report these incidents to the PNP Anti-Crime Group (PNP-ACG) through www.pnpacg.ph or hotline number at (02) 8723-0401 local 5313.

How do I report a mobile number?

You go to the nearest police station and lodge a complain against all the mobile numbers which sends you unwanted sms or gives you unwanted call. Police can investigate the complain under IT ACt, IPC, TR Act .

Is smart money no longer available in the Philippines?

As such, you can longer do any transaction using your Smart Money account beginning on the said date. Why will the Smart Money services be not available anymore? Smart Money is the first mobile money service in the Philippines, if not the world.

How do I get a toll free number for smart service?

Service. Toll free via SMART SIM. Via Hotline. Smart Postpaid / Smart Prepaid / Talk ‘N Text. *888. (02) 888-1111. Smart Bro. *1888. (02) 672-7277 or 1-800-10-672-7277.

What is smart money?

SMART Money. SMART Money is a mobile wallet that allows you to transfer money to SMART and TNT subscribers nationwide. Pay bills and buy prepaid airtime load by just using your mobile phone, anytime, anywhere. Easy and convenient to use – SMART Money lets you perform transactions anytime, anywhere; just by using your SMART or TNT mobile phone.

When will Smart Money Services be no longer available?

This is to inform all Smart Money account holders that Smart Money services will no longer be available starting December 15, 2020. As such, you can longer do any transaction using your Smart Money account beginning on the said date. Why will the Smart Money services be not available anymore?