Showing posts with label WeChat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WeChat. Show all posts

Thursday, February 13, 2014

WeChat this Valentine's to win an iPad mini!!!


Show us some love and get a chance 
to win an iPad Mini!!

Valentine's day is special and it's made more special with this giveaway from WeChat!  Just post a picture on your FB wall with your Valentine, and tell us why He or she is special to you.

It can be your Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Husband, Wife, Dog, Cat.. Anything that you hold close to your heart!  Don't forget to add the hashtag #WeLove and tag Wechat Philippines, otherwise your entry won't count!!

You have from today until Feb 16 to join, so upload now, for your chance to win that iPad mini!


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Monday, May 13, 2013

WeChat Closes the Miles Between OFWs and their Families; Offers New Ways of Connecting Loved Ones Online

The new way to stay connected!
FREE Messaging, FREE Video calls and more

WeChat, an innovative mobile social communication app with 300 million registered users accounts worldwide, today announced that it has succeeded in becoming one the most downloaded mobile social app in the top global destinations for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), according to the latest statistics from market intelligence and mobile applications analytics provider AppAnnie. Likely due to the intense need of Filipinos to stay in touch with their families in the Philippines, WeChat was among the top  downloads in eight of the top 10 markets with the highest populations of Filipino overseas workers, including Malaysia, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar

The Philippines has branded overseas workers as the new heroes of the country or ‘Bagong Bayani’. According to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, over 10 million overseas Filipino workers -- equivalent to a quarter of the country’s labor force -- pumped in over $21 million in 2012. OFW remittances represent 8.5% of GDP, compensate for trade deficits and help the country accumulate over $80 billion in currency reserves. In a recent report from The Economist, the significant financial contributions of OFWs have been the sole reason for the country’s investment-grade credit rating upgrade recently made by Fitch – a first in the country’s history.

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