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Who Pays?

Author lbostgadmin | Posted on December 21, 2002 | Technology

Fixed phone subscribers could pay between Rs. 2.63 to Rs. 6.12 more if all incoming calls to mobile phones are made free from Jan.
01.
The telecom watchdog is however facing strong resistance from all operators who say the tariffs are unreasonable.
rn

rnIn hopes of resolving the deadlock, the regulator is holding a marathon session of meetings with operators. rn

rnMeanwhile, the recent draft interconnection policy recommends a fee ranging from 0.17 cts to 0.82 cts, far below the TRC recommended tariffs.
rn

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