Email address for Manila
Mar 3rd 2003, 6:41 pm
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Email address for Manila
Is there an email address we can use to communicate with the consulate (or
embassy)? Do they reply if we inquire?
embassy)? Do they reply if we inquire?
Mar 3rd 2003, 9:50 pm
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Re: Email address for Manila
>Subject: Email address for Manila
>From: "Booger" [email protected]
>Date: 3/3/2003 1:41 PM Central Standard Time
>Message-id:
>Is there an email address we can use to communicate with the consulate (or
>embassy)? Do they reply if we inquire?
There is no e-mail addy at US consulate Manila, they don't even response on
anything. The best is call them but it will cost you $6.00 per minute.
>From: "Booger" [email protected]
>Date: 3/3/2003 1:41 PM Central Standard Time
>Message-id:
>Is there an email address we can use to communicate with the consulate (or
>embassy)? Do they reply if we inquire?
There is no e-mail addy at US consulate Manila, they don't even response on
anything. The best is call them but it will cost you $6.00 per minute.
Mar 3rd 2003, 11:02 pm
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Re: Email address for Manila
Marilou920 wrote:
>
> >Subject: Email address for Manila
> >From: "Booger" [email protected]
> >Date: 3/3/2003 1:41 PM Central Standard Time
> >Message-id:
> >
> >Is there an email address we can use to communicate with the consulate (or
> >embassy)? Do they reply if we inquire?
> >
> There is no e-mail addy at US consulate Manila, they don't even response on
> anything. The best is call them but it will cost you $6.00 per minute.
Why $6 per minute.
Can you fiance call the 1-909-101-0011 number?
The cost is 25 pesos per day accorinding to:
Or you can call this number from the US
(632) 523-1001, Ext. 2224
I don't think it would cost $6 per minute unless you don't have an
international telephone plan.
>
> >Subject: Email address for Manila
> >From: "Booger" [email protected]
> >Date: 3/3/2003 1:41 PM Central Standard Time
> >Message-id:
> >
> >Is there an email address we can use to communicate with the consulate (or
> >embassy)? Do they reply if we inquire?
> >
> There is no e-mail addy at US consulate Manila, they don't even response on
> anything. The best is call them but it will cost you $6.00 per minute.
Why $6 per minute.
Can you fiance call the 1-909-101-0011 number?
The cost is 25 pesos per day accorinding to:
Or you can call this number from the US
(632) 523-1001, Ext. 2224
I don't think it would cost $6 per minute unless you don't have an
international telephone plan.
Mar 3rd 2003, 11:48 pm
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Re: Email address for Manila
Booger wrote:
> Is there an email address we can use to communicate with the consulate (or
> embassy)? Do they reply if we inquire?
ROTFLMAO You are lucky if they answer the phone.
> Is there an email address we can use to communicate with the consulate (or
> embassy)? Do they reply if we inquire?
ROTFLMAO You are lucky if they answer the phone.
Mar 3rd 2003, 11:58 pm
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Re: Email address for Manila
mrtravel wrote:
> Marilou920 wrote:
> Why $6 per minute.
> Can you fiance call the 1-909-101-0011 number?
> The cost is 25 pesos per day accorinding to:
> Or you can call this number from the US
> (632) 523-1001, Ext. 2224
> I don't think it would cost $6 per minute unless you don't have an
> international telephone plan.
Well that's the scam system the Manila embassy had set up to call from outside
the Philippines. It was a $6.00 service fee per call, plus whatever per minute
phone rate you were paying. The Manila Website doesn't saying anything about
the call fee anymore, so they might have discontinued the fee.
http://usembassy.state.gov/manila/wwwh3216.html
Take care,
Mike
> Marilou920 wrote:
> Why $6 per minute.
> Can you fiance call the 1-909-101-0011 number?
> The cost is 25 pesos per day accorinding to:
> Or you can call this number from the US
> (632) 523-1001, Ext. 2224
> I don't think it would cost $6 per minute unless you don't have an
> international telephone plan.
Well that's the scam system the Manila embassy had set up to call from outside
the Philippines. It was a $6.00 service fee per call, plus whatever per minute
phone rate you were paying. The Manila Website doesn't saying anything about
the call fee anymore, so they might have discontinued the fee.
http://usembassy.state.gov/manila/wwwh3216.html
Take care,
Mike
Mar 4th 2003, 4:32 am
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Re: Email address for Manila
"Marilou920" wrote in message
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> >Subject: Email address for Manila
> >From: "Booger" [email protected]
> >Date: 3/3/2003 1:41 PM Central Standard Time
> >Message-id:
> >
> >Is there an email address we can use to communicate with the consulate
(or
> >embassy)? Do they reply if we inquire?
> >
> There is no e-mail addy at US consulate Manila, they don't even response
on
> anything. The best is call them but it will cost you $6.00 per minute.
Why? How? I pay 19 cents to call the Philippines.
news:[email protected]...
> >Subject: Email address for Manila
> >From: "Booger" [email protected]
> >Date: 3/3/2003 1:41 PM Central Standard Time
> >Message-id:
> >
> >Is there an email address we can use to communicate with the consulate
(or
> >embassy)? Do they reply if we inquire?
> >
> There is no e-mail addy at US consulate Manila, they don't even response
on
> anything. The best is call them but it will cost you $6.00 per minute.
Why? How? I pay 19 cents to call the Philippines.
Mar 4th 2003, 8:38 am
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Re: Email address for Manila
"Michael D. Young" wrote:
>
> mrtravel wrote:
>
> > Marilou920 wrote:
> > Why $6 per minute.
> > Can you fiance call the 1-909-101-0011 number?
> > The cost is 25 pesos per day accorinding to:
> > Or you can call this number from the US
> > (632) 523-1001, Ext. 2224
> >
> > I don't think it would cost $6 per minute unless you don't have an
> > international telephone plan.
>
> Well that's the scam system the Manila embassy had set up to call from outside
> the Philippines. It was a $6.00 service fee per call, plus whatever per minute
> phone rate you were paying. The Manila Website doesn't saying anything about
> the call fee anymore, so they might have discontinued the fee.
That's still not really $6 per minute, unless they only talk for one
minute.
I would also like to assume that anyone with a fiancé in PI would found
a decent LD rate.
>
> mrtravel wrote:
>
> > Marilou920 wrote:
> > Why $6 per minute.
> > Can you fiance call the 1-909-101-0011 number?
> > The cost is 25 pesos per day accorinding to:
> > Or you can call this number from the US
> > (632) 523-1001, Ext. 2224
> >
> > I don't think it would cost $6 per minute unless you don't have an
> > international telephone plan.
>
> Well that's the scam system the Manila embassy had set up to call from outside
> the Philippines. It was a $6.00 service fee per call, plus whatever per minute
> phone rate you were paying. The Manila Website doesn't saying anything about
> the call fee anymore, so they might have discontinued the fee.
That's still not really $6 per minute, unless they only talk for one
minute.
I would also like to assume that anyone with a fiancé in PI would found
a decent LD rate.
