GMA7 balak mag-backout sa us

[100%wagi]

ayon sa nakausap kong gma 7 insider (nagtatrabaho sya don ha) tarantang-taranta ang gma 7 kasi halos wala pa daw bumibili ng ticket para sa american tour nila :glee: papaano naman kasi may bayad at ang mahal at hindi pa daw umaabot ng 30 ang tickets ang na-sold hahahaha pero ang masama eh pinaguusapan ng big bosses nila kung magbaback-out sila kasi baka hindi naman nila mapuno ito AT WALA NAMAN SILANG balak na maghakot ng tao kasi naman eh malaki ang america at nagkalat ang mga pinoy doon


totoo to promise

[yam_spitfire]

wais ang pinoy... may libre bat mag tiis pa sila... they should have been d one to give free entries dahil nagsimula pa sila..walng nakakilala.... eh meron nmng asap... na maskilala to them...

[bjlag]

Ang ***** ng may pakana ng thread na ito. Magback-out man o hindi ang GMA7, babayarin parin nila ang venue. Alam ba ninyo kung magkano, mahal yon. Kung sino kaman naninira sa GMA7 magpakakilala ka. Sa family and friends ko lang 20 tickets na kami, so saan mo nakuha yang info.mo..almost sold nga ang ticket sa Los Angeles, kung wala kayong magawa, tumahimik na lang kayo...

[harvy1234]

ayon sa aking nakausap na EBS insider tarantang taranta na raw ang management ng ABS-CBN sa kabila ng mga bagong shows na kanilang inilaunch at pati narin ang pagbabago-bago ng mga time slots.

Malaki na raw ang nawawalang pera sa pagproproduce nito pero ang kabila parin ang nanalo....meeting sila ng meeting kung pano nila mareresolve ang problema

nag-umpisa na sila kamakailan nung pagsisbakin ang ibang employee para maibsan naman ang pasanin ng naturang network.

Nung una ay Eat Bulaga lang ang naging sakit ng ulo nila ngunit naghit din ang primetime sa pagtaas ang EC at paglabas ng Mulawin hanggang sa masweep na nila ang lahat ng oras.

(totong totoo to promise..cross my heart)

..............NYAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

[petronix]

Hehehe...ang obvious mo naman tsong, you are located at Eugenio Lopez Jr. Bldg. you are clearly at the payroll of the hated Lopezes of the Meralco high rate, Maynilad disservice and Benpress Toll Fee infamy and you have the gall to say something negative against GMA-7? Hahaha what can we expect of you except to drum up the ***** of your bosses? :grrr: :bop: :rotflmao:

[purpleheadd07]

bka yung thread starter ang nataranta :D

[mental_crab]

wala na kasing pera ang ABS para pagandahin pa ang show nila....kaya paninira na lang ang nasa kukote nila...

[riverdenc]

para sa threadstarter - utot mo!

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Hehehe...ang obvious mo naman tsong, you are located at Eugenio Lopez Jr. Bldg. you are clearly at the payroll of the hated Lopezes of the Meralco high rate, Maynilad disservice and Benpress Toll Fee infamy and you have the gall to say something negative against GMA-7? Hahaha what can we expect of you except to drum up the ***** of your bosses? :rotflmao:


WAHAHA!! HOY ANG ELJ AY BUILDING NG ABS-CBN..INFAIRNESS NAMAN SA GMA7 NAGTRY SILA PERO YUN NGA LANG 30 TICKETS NGA DAW ANG NAKABOOK PARA SA LAUNCHING NG GMA7 PTV!! TUMAWAG NGA AKO AT SABI KO PWEDE PO BANG MAGPARESERVE NG 200 SEATS!! DYUSME!! MERON PA!!! DUN NAMAN SA ROSE BOWL AT CANDLESTICK AY TUMAWAG AKO AT SABI!!! 300 SEATS NA LANG DAW ANG FREE OUT OF 60,000 SEATS SA ROSE BOWL AT 80,000 SEATS SA CANDLESTICK!!!


INFAIRNESS SA MERALCO!! HINDI SILA GANUN KASAMA..BRUHAHAHAHAHAH
NAPUTULAN PA NGA IYONG KAPUSO NAMING KAPITBAHAY PANO BA NAMAN NAKABALIGTAD YUNG KUNTADOR HABANG NANUNUOD NG DARNA KIKAY!!
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ANG SABI NI SADAM KAY GOZON TABACHOY'

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AWARDS NGA PALA NG MERALCO

Year Award/Citation Administrator Publications Remarks


2004 International Gold Quill Award for Communication Plan of the Phases 1 and 2 of the Refund Implementation International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) IABC Website Formal recognition was on June 7, 2004 during IABC's International Conference in Los Angeles.
2003 Top place in Most Improved Investor Relations (shared top spot with BPI and Equitable PCI Bank) Asia Equities Investment Report Asia Equities Investment Report, June 2003 The ranking was based on an aggregate of votes received for each of three attributes: transparency and disclosure, responsiveness and access to CEO/CFO.
Distinguished Enterprise of the Republic Award & Strategic Development Partner Award Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines Foundation (CCPF) N/A Given during the centennial celebration of the CCPF at the Manila Hotel in August 2003. It was personally handed by Pres. Arroyo to JPF.
Lopez Group Achievement Award for Customer Focus to Refund Management Task Force Lopez Group of Companies N/A Awarded on January 2004. Given in recognition of RMTF's exceptional success in implementing the refund process.
ISO 9001: 2000 certification for Substation and Telecoms and ISO 17025 for Corp. Meter Laboratory Given by AJA Registrars, Inc., a certifying body accredited under the United Kingdom Accreditation Scheme (UKAS)
2002 Leader in Corporate Governance in the Philippines The Asset The Asset, December 2001 An independent survey of equity investors worldwide composed of CIOs, fund managers and buyside analysts
3rd in Overall Best Corporate Governance Score Among the Top 10 Utilities in Asia

2nd in Self-assessment Corporate Governance Score Among the Top 10 Utilities in Asia Asiamoney Asiamoney, October 2002 The Asiamoney Corporate Governance poll has its respondents composed of treasurers, CFOs, heads of Investor Relations, and analysts of numerous companies, as well as corporate governance experts.
2001 Asia's Best-Managed Companies, 7th in the Philippines, 5th in Investor Relations, 6th among firms with strongest commitment to enhancing shareholder value, 6th in E-Commerce Strategy Finance Asia
No. 1 in the Philippines in gross sales 551st in Asia's Top 1000 409th in Asia's Top 1000 in profit Asiaweek
2000 One of Asia's Leading Companies, 8th in the Philippines Far Eastern Economic Review
1997 9th Best in Corporate Governance in the Asia Pacific Region The Asset The Asset Magazine, May 1999 Survey of Fund Managers in Asia
6th out of 8 companies in the Philippines cited for Management Excellence The Asset The Asset Magazine, October 1999 Survey of Fund Managers in Asia,
Asia’s Leading Companies, 7th in the Philippines Review 200; Far Eastern Economic Review, Far Eastern Economic Review, December 1999/January 2000 AT&T and ACNielsen Research (Singapore)
Asia’s Best Companies, 7th in the Philippines, 4th in Asia – Utility Sector Euromoney Euromoney ,
December -1999
Euromoney’s poll of brokers; ranking was based on a survey of leading analysts at banks and research institutes worldwide
1998 2nd in the Philippines – “Treatment of Minorities;” 4th in the Philippines- “Best Strategy and Management”, “Reliable Forecasting”, “Financial Accounts;” 5th in the Philippines – “Corporate Strategy;” 6th in the Philippines– Best Investor Relations; 17th for the whole Asia among 100 Asian companies cited in the survey Asiamoney Asiamoney magazine, December 1998/January 1999 A poll of institutional investors worldwide
One of Asia’s Leading Companies, 8th in the Philippines 5th in “Financial Soundness” category Far Eastern Economic Review, Review 200 Far Eastern Economic Review, December 31, 1998/January 7, 1999
1995 5th Best Managed Company
in the Philippines, Asiamoney
poll of institutional investors
worldwide Asiamoney Asiamoney Magazine, December 1995
1996 Best-Managed Company in the Philippines, Asiamoney poll of institutional investors worldwide Asiamoney Asiamoney Magazine, December 1996/January 1997
1997 Ranked 3rd in the Best Employer Award Social Security System N/A Given on September 2, 1997 at Mandarin Oriental, Manila
1st in Asia's Best Companies in Utilities Sector Euromoney Euromoney Magazine, December 1997 :lol:

[petronix]

Hahaha! it's you who don't understand my point. It's not wether ELJ is owned by abs-cbn or by meralco. My point is they are all owned by the Lopezes. Get my point? That's waht I'm trying to emphasize.

As for the awards, hahaha. They are useful only to you for display and boasting. They are worthless to the common people, esp. the majority of the Metro Manilans. They don't mean a thing to them. They cannot buy foods for their families with them. They cannot send their children to school with them. They cannot buy medicines and avail of hospitalization with them. I could go on ad nauseam and still those awards will not add anything good or ease the burden of the common people. In short, they are nothing, nada, zilch, zero as far as the people are concerned. So, don't mesmerize me with those awards. They only emphasize your fallacy or lack of something to validate your importance in the community. Just hide them, please.

Now, let's talk about the billions of pesos that your meralco have siphoned off from the blood, sweat and tears of these people for a number of years and for which the Supreme Court found you out to have illegally and deliberately done and so you were ordered to return them to the people. Hmm, those acts won't merit awards don't you think? :D :rotflmao:

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Hahaha! it's you who don't understand my point. It's not wether ELJ is owned by abs-cbn or by meralco. My point is they are all owned by the Lopezes. Get my point? That's waht I'm trying to emphasize.

As for the awards, hahaha. They are useful only to you for display and boasting. They are worthless to the common people, esp. the majority of the Metro Manilans. They don't mean a thing to them. They cannot buy foods for their families with them. They cannot send their children to school with them. They cannot buy medicines and avail of hospitalization with them. I could go on ad nauseam and still those awards will not add anything good or ease the burden of the common people. In short, they are nothing, nada, zilch, zero as far as the people are concerned. So, don't mesmerize me with those awards. They only emphasize your fallacy or lack of something to validate your importance in the community. Just hide them, please.

Now, let's talk about the billions of pesos that your meralco have siphoned off from the blood, sweat and tears of these people for a number of years and for which the Supreme Court found you out to have illegally and deliberately done and so you were ordered to return them to the people. Hmm, those acts won't merit awards don't you think?

WAHAHAHA!!!! BILLIONS? OO BILLIONS AY TRILLIONS NGA PALA ANG SINGIL NG MERALCO SA GMA7 AT PISO LANG SA KAPAMILYA AT SA KAPUSO OVER TRILLION..HAHAHAHAH

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Just because an item is in your Meralco Bill, doesn't mean it goes to Meralco.

The fact is, only 20% of your total bill payment goes to Meralco. The rest covers pass-through charges which Meralco collects on behalf of power suppliers, the National Transmission Company, the government and other entities involved in bringing electricity into your home.

This way, you only have one bill to pay. Meralco ensures that your payment gets to these groups, and power gets to you.


Q. What is unbundling?
Unbundling is simply the identification of the individual charges, whether generation charges or transmission charges or government charges.

Q. Is unbundling favorable for me?
Yes it is. Imagine having NAPOCOR, the Government and other companies coming to your door and asking for payment individually. MERALCO makes billing simple. You just pay one bill for everything.

Q. When did this start?
Unbundling was initiated in May 30, 2003 as prescribed by the Energy Regulatory Commission, and was implemented immediately, beginning with June 2003 billing cycle



Unbundling the bill
The longer, itemized bill you see these days complete with all these details or pass through charges is called the "unbundled" bill. Created in compliance with Section 36 of Republic Act 9136, this itemizing of your bill according to cost and function makes it easy to see exactly who you are paying and what you are paying for.

Pass Through Charges
These are the parts of the bill that are non-Meralco in nature. instead, they go straight to government, power suppliers and other service providers.

Generation Charge

Paid to power suppliers such as the National Power Corporation (NPC), as well as Independent Power Producers (IPPs), for the electricity they generate, which Meralco distributes.

Transmission Charge

Paid to The National Transmission Company or TransCo, this fee is for delivery of electricity from generators, normally in remote areas or provinces to Meralco's distribution system.

System Loss Charge

Set at a maximum of 9.5% in accordance with Republic Act 7832, this is allowed for the recovery of lost power.

Franchise Tax

Required by government, 2% of this amount goes to the national government as local national franchise tax, while a range of 0.05% to0.75% of the gross is paid to local government units.

Universal Charge

This is remitted to the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corporation (PSALM), a company owned and controlled by government, created by Republic Act 9136. Part of this is in your bill as missionary electrification and environmental charges.

Lifeline Subsidy

Amounting to P 0.0761 per kWh, this is paid by all customers consuming 101 kWh and up, and used to fund the Lifeline Discount.

Lifeline Discount

The EPIRA (Section 73) provides that residential customers consuming less than 100 kWh in a given month will enjoy a Lifeline Discount on generation, transmission, distribution, supply, metering and system loss charges at these percentages:

Using 50 kWh and below will get 50% discount
Using 71 to 100 kWh will get a 20% discount

Interclass Subsidy

The unbundled rates also identify subsidies being enjoyed or provided by the various customer categories of Meralco. All residential customers will enjoy a subsidy of P0.7130 per kWh consumed. This subsidy will be funded by a charge to be paid by commercial and industrial establishments.


Meralco Charges

Distribution Charge
This pays the cost of building, operating and maintaining the distribution system of Meralco, which brings power from high-voltage transmission grids, to commercial and industrial establishments, to residential end-users.

Metering Charge
This includes the cost of reading, and operating and maintaining power metering facilities.

Supply Charge
This includes the cost of rendering service to customers, such as billing, collection, customer assistance and associated services.

Currency Exchange Rate Adjustment
This covers adjustments for unavoidable fluctuations in the Philippine Peso-U.S. Dollar exchange rate

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MERALCO FOUNDATION :D

Industrial Technician Program (ITP)
Meralco Foundation, Inc.

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From its inception as a pure science foundation, MFI pursued its vision to devote time, effort and energy for the cause of the disadvantaged in our society. MFI in the early eighties began to flow back some benefits to the public in the form of science projects and manpower development programs. Notable among these early foundation ventures was the Industrial Technician Program (ITP), which grew and developed as the flagship project of MFI. Specifically, ITP offers a three-year course to train and graduate industrial technicians along the various lines of technical expertise.

The ITP is a 3-year non-degree, post-secondary course designed particularly to develop a technical workforce to meet the growing industry demands in the technology areas of electrical, electronics, instrumentation, and tool & die technology. The ITP carries a special significance particularly because of its social development value. MFI spared no time and effort in developing the ITP into the leading technical and education program that it has become with well-designed syllabi, adequate equipment and training modules acquired via grants assistance from supportive countries and their expert consultants. An important feature of the ITP is its strong Guidance Program that complements the graduates who possess the necessary technical knowledge and skills and strong positive work values. All these, plus a well-trained faculty, have made the Meralco Foundation Institute, official venue for the ITP, as a leading technician school. Industrial companies have learned to recognize this, as shown by their participative experience in providing the on-the-job training venue for ITP would-be graduates, which often leads to their eventual hiring. The ITP provides scholarship privileges to poor but deserving students, truly, a case of helping the disadvantaged in our society. It also provides technical assistance and guidance to industries, schools, government agencies, and in the training of out-of-school youth.

Number of Available Slots:
150

General Criteria of Eligibility:
An applicant must be:

a Filipino Citizen;
a High School Graduate;
22 years old and below;
Single;
coming from a family whose annual family income is not more than P 120,000.00 or with a per capita income of not more than P 18,000.00;
physically and mentally fit.
Documentary Requirements:
Items to be submitted for evaluation:

Photocopy of the Secondary Report Card (Second Grading Period);
Photocopy of the latest Income Tax Return (ITR) of Parents or Guardian. If parents are not working, Certificate of Tax Exempt from BIR;
Two recommendation letters: one from the Principal and one from the Guidance Counselor both with school dry seal.
.Application Procedure:
The Application Period commences on September of each year and ends in March. During this period, career talks and scholarship campaigns are conducted for graduating students in various schools. Applicants should pass the competitive admission tests, interviews and orientation. During the interview, the following areas are looked into: Applicant's family conditions; Economic status; Interest; and Adjustment.

Where to File Application:
Registrar’s Office
Meralco Foundation Institute
MFI Bldg., Ortigas Avenue, Pasig City

Examination Coverage:
A 4-hour battery of personality, intelligence, and aptitude tests is given to applicants who meet the basic application qualifications. The passing rate is determined by the Quality Point Index established by the Admission Committee.

Testing Fee:
P 100.00

Contact Information:
THE MERALCO FOUNDATION INSTITUTE
Address: Ortigas Ave., Pasig City
Phone Number: (02) 632-0756 loc. 283/446/436
Fax Number: (02) 631-3838
Website: www.mfi.org.ph
Project Coordinator: Mr. Manolo S. Santos
Office Designation: Head, MFInstitute


Be part of Meralco Foundation, Inc., a non-stock and non-profit organization involved in various social development programs.


CLICK HERE: TO APPLY: http://ph.jobstreet.com/jobs/2005/2/default/20/344869.htm *okay*

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What number can I call to report a service interruption?
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What number can I call to report a service interruption?
You can call 16211 or 631-1111 to find out if there is a maintenance schedule in your area.
Click here for Weekly Maintenance Schedule

When can I call MERALCO?
Our Call Center is open and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Just call 16211 or 631-1111 for power interruption/maintenance schedules or about any other questions regarding electric service
What information do I need to prepare when I call the MERALCO Call Center?
You just need your Service Identification Number or S.I.N.

[petronix]

Quote:

WAHAHAHA!!!! BILLIONS? OO BILLIONS AY TRILLIONS NGA PALA ANG SINGIL NG MERALCO SA GMA7 AT PISO LANG SA KAPAMILYA AT SA KAPUSO OVER TRILLION..HAHAHAHAH

- My reply to above: :confused:
- So, you're trying to lecture me about the unbundling of this meralco bill payment huh. Hmm, to tell you frankly: Don't tell me meralco would enter into
a unilateral agreement with independent power producers and the like without being assured of a considerable profit-margin in the process of collecting from the consumers? What are you, a martyr? It's a common business sense to make a profit. But for how much, fairly? We are not born yesterday. This is what Sen. Enrile and colleagues were trying to investigate during the senate inquiry - the unwanted hidden costs that the consumers bear out of these onerous and dubious transactions. So, as for me, this is what I have to say: Go! Tell that to the marines! :D

- Now, we veering away from main discussion. What I have been referring to was the particular case that has already been decided and adjudicated for which you have been found guilty of overcharging the meralco consumers. Are you telling me the Supreme Court ruling is wrong ? Hmm, I rest my case and I won't bother to answer you anymore. Avisala! oops my mistake. :D :rotflmao:

[ambertookme]

nauwi sa meralco ang usapan dito...

[petronix]

Sori ambertookme. Aalis na ako para matigil na. :)

[bluethehero]

off topic, but lopez-related

were you guys able to watch TV Patrol world yesterday? may isang lopez na pinarangalan ng Germany dahil sa major contribution nito sa Germany history [world war 2 pa nga ata], tps sinabi *** blood relation nitong lopez na ito kay geny, cousin or brother, not so sure, if some1 listened/watched tv patrol yesterday im sure naulinigan nyo ito.

[Henrick2005]

ABS_CBN_ADDICT : Lamunin mong lahat yang MERALCO Bills na pinagpo-post mo dito. At sinong LOLOKOHIN NINYO!!!! DI pa -commercial -commercial pa kayo at sasabihin ninyo KOKONTI lang ang napupunta sa MERALCO? MGA LELANG NYONG PANOT at mga GANID!!!!!NAGPAPAHIRAP SA BAYAN, MAAWA NAMAN KAYO!!!