The TRAI again limits 100 SMS per day using SMS packs, but a minimum amount of 50 paise per SMS would be charged for SMS beyond that limit. Operators has to implement this within fifteen days.
TRAI has also asked the operators to inform the customers about, not to use their number for sending commercial SMS. And also operators has to take a written consent in the Customer Acquisition form that they would not use the number of sending Commercial SMS.
if trai really want to do something they should make some effective rules against companies charging unwanted value added services (VAS). Rural public doesn't really know when there prepaid balance is gone.
ReplyDeletethis is absolute foolish...this shows descend n trai management....trace out the numbers punish them severly or ban....10% of the people will involve in marketing and spam activities.......coz of this rest 90% should suffer ?? recently 2 innocent gals arrested for commenting on facebook when government is ready to act quickly on these incidents why not interfere in this matter ??? already u played a vital role in telecom 2G scam how long u guys will steal peoples money ?? we all know u never do good for people atleast stop doing bad !
ReplyDeletei feel trai is in favour of private telecoms...over 100 sms its going to be profit for the mobile companies........any BRIBES pushed on huh ???????????????