Taxare casuta vocala

Originally posted by Antaris
La Orange,cei cu sistem pre-pay nu au dreptul sa dezactiveze mesageria vocala.La cei cu abonament mesageria vocala este activata implicit.Trebuie ca abonatul sa o dezactiveze la cerere.Asta este inca o metoda prin care operatorii ne mai ciupesc de bani.Motivul este legislativ.Tot ce legea nu interzice explicit este teoretic permis.Si la noi in Romania acest principiu este folosit la maximum.

Originally posted by rz
Ieri am sunat pe cineva de pe Omnitel (acum Vodafone) si a raspuns robotul cu :''mesaj gratuit, abonatul...''
Am sunat de pe Orange (abonament)
Pe data de 2 septembrie va comunic daca apare cost pe factura detaliata.  

Nigerians switch off mobiles to protest charges  
By Reuters staff
19 September 2003  

GSM operators 'ripping us off' say boycotters.

Thousands of Nigeria's mobile phone users switched off their handsets on Friday following a boycott call by consumer groups to protest at what they say are unfair tariffs in Africa's most populous nation.

The one-day boycott is the first protest against GSM operators in Nigeria, two years after they first started up business in the country. There are currently over two million mobile phone users in Nigeria, and the figure is expected to rise sharply over the next year.
 
"I joined the boycott because the operators are ripping us off. It is not just the high tariffs that worry me, but sometimes you cannot make any calls for more than one week running," Alexander Udeh, a Lagos businessman said.

Adekola Abiodun, a banker who also joined the protest, said he was frustrated that more than two years after GSM services were introduced in Nigeria, it was still difficult to connect from one company's network to another.

"I think this warning strike will teach the operators a lesson," he said. Many Nigerian businessmen carry two or three mobile phones with them, each using a different network, to get around the interconnectivity problems.

Nigeria awarded licences to three GSM operators in 2001: South Africa's MTN, Zimbabwe's Econet and the national Nigerian phone company Nitel. A fourth GSM company, Nigerian firm Globacom, started up operations last month.

The GSM Subscribers' and Phone Users' Association, one of the groups spearheading the boycott, estimated that about one million subscribers had switched off for the day.

"The strike has been wonderfully successful," Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, the head of the group, told Reuters. "By our conservative estimate about one million of the two million plus subscribers in the country complied."

Adegboruwa said the group would picket the offices of mobile phone companies on October 1 if they did not move to per-second billing from per-minute and cut their rate to 20 naira from 50 naira a minute by then.

Adrian Wood, Chief Executive Officer of MTN, Nigeria's largest GSM operator with over 1.2 million subscribers, had said he expected about 200,000 subscribers to switch off their handsets.

However, a company spokesman said its financial impact would be minimal.

"Well over 80 percent of our revenue comes from people making business calls and the business community does not seem to be involved in the boycott," spokesman Afam Edozie said. "I don't think the boycott's going to be very effective."

He said that if 20 percent of MTN's non-business customers took place in the boycott, the firm would lose less than four percent of its revenue for the day.  

TotalTele

Originally posted by LR
Este valabil la orice abonament Connex cu sau fara minute incluse. Daca suni pe alta retea de telefonie mobila din RO si daca ai nesansa ca cel apelat sa aiba tel. inchis (chiar si fara mesagerie vocala activata) esti taxat de catre Connex :mad:  
Cei care au factura detaliata de la Connex pot confirma acest lucru.