MCMC fines major telcos RM1.2mil for dropped calls
Considering celebrity-rating machine in order that customers can make informed alternatives Maxis had the best dropped name price of 8.16% in Pendang, Kedah [Article amended with Maxis statement below] THE Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) stated it has served 28 compounds totalling RM1.2 million ((US$371,920) to Maxis, Celcom, DiGi and U Mobile – six instances greater than the compounds issued in March 2013. The compounds had been served after MCMC carried out ‘Extensive End-Point Service Availability Testing’ (EESAT) in the 0.33 sector (July-September) of 2013, national, the Commission said in a declaration. “We stepped-up EESAT in 2013 because of the severa court cases and reviews acquired from the general public, NGOs (non-governmental corporations) and the media regarding dropped calls early closing 12 months,” stated MCMC chairman Mohamed Sharil Tarmizi (p.c) . “We view complaints about telcos very critically, in particular for failing to deliv...