woow that was awesome i think philiphines would be greatest bitcoin user in south east asian and of course i wish its gonna happen to in other country, this a good progress of the bitcoin maybe people realize how bitcoin helping their life  

It has but not direct payment as bitcoin to the university. There is a merchant. COINS.PH offers this services but for now to a limited number of universities only and I think I posted this to this thread a month ago.

Only 4 universities are on the list in Coins.PH.

By the way Pinoy's out there,Bitcoin Organization of the Philippines will held a meetup this Saturday , July 18 , 11pm onwards @ Salcedo Market in Salcedo Park Makati City. According to the post in their facebook group,they will giving free btc's.I will try to attend the meeting.

Really?That's nice.I will try my best to attend.My teambldg is on that day also but the schedule is 5pm.See you there then.Hope I can win free btc's there haha.

It looks like Bitcoin is really growing in the Philippines. The NewsBTC franchise there is already up with some good content in multiple languages: http://ph.newsbtc.com/

I'm sure you'll get your own sub forum soon enough.

Yes thats right no need more effort, just sell your coins and don't need any paper to sign or wait for a few days before you can get your money, and its so very easy to get a coins, like joining in signature campaign and its a great help for a student who will have money and also a knowledge.

campaigns enable earn some bitcoins but there's always the risk of not being paid , it could happen today it is more difficult and only harms but , and a good way to earn extra without much effort just a little dedication necessary by day, but I believe philiphines va become the first country to adopt bitcoins for everything.

Faucets are a waste of time. Even if you're going to participate in few hundreds of these sites, you would still be wasting your time. Sig campaigns on the other hand are much more worth your time and effort.

While most services are applicable to expats who are using bitcoins to send funds to their families here in PH, I highly doubt that most market shares will come from them. Rather, I believe that it will come from those online workers as Bitcoin is now widely known and accepted as a form of payment. Most expatriates or OFW (Overseas Filipino Workers) as we call them, do have little to no knowledge about bitcoin yet. But a group of bitcoin enthusiasts here in the PH are raising awareness about bitcoin.