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Mag TFCko Na!

Posted on April 1, 2007

Mag-TFCko na! The exciting new way to customize your TV entertainment to suit your lifestyle.

IT’S EASY TO INSTALL All you need is a broadband connection and a set top box. The set top box comes with an illustrated, easy-to-follow instruction on how to install it.

WITH SO MANY PROGRAM CHOICES! Over 10,000 hours of programming. You have a amazing range of choices: drama series, news, game shows, talk shows, movies, sports, music programs and more.

IT’S TFC ON DEMAND Choose only the shows you like and watch them at your convenience.

So say goodbye to interruptions to your TV viewing. No more missing your favorite shows or parts of its because your busy schedule won’t permit it. No more missing certain episodes in your favorite Pinoy programs.

SIGN UP WITH US NOW! Download the application form from the link below, fill out the relevant items and fax the accomplished form to 029-852-4127 for immediate processing. Then send by mail your original application form to:

Uninetwork, Inc.
Kawada Building 1st Floor
1-5-3 Amakubo, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Pref. 305-0005

For more information, call 029-858-3016, 090-7261-0059 (Lynne) or 090-4547-5840 (Benny).

DOWNLOAD APPLICATION FORMS TFCko Subscription Form Terms and Conditions

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