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Globe brings back free Facebook, this time with free Viber

Globe Telecom is bringing back its free Facebook service, starting January 13 until Valentine’s Day. But this time, the telco has decided to spice it up a bit.

“In the month leading up to Valentine’s Day, we are also offering Free Viber for all Globe customers in the Philippines. No purchase required, no promo required, no daily registration required, and available to all Globe customers (mobile and Tattoo).”

Here’s a video message from Peter Bithos, Globe’s chief operating advisor.

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