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We are loosing All kind of SMS and VOICE Packages.
Yes Ladies and Gentlemen you read it right. according to famous IT website PROPAKISTANI "PTA asked Telecom companies to stop all kind of Voice and SMS bundles, that include daily, weekly, fortnightly and monthly packages by September 2nd, 2013 and submit a compliance report to the authority."
Now what do you say, i am not sure either it is Breaking or heart Breaking news
Lets share some thoughts
no warning yet... I guess it was a rumor
Re: PTA bans all chat packages on cell phones, day or night
:k:
Re: PTA bans all chat packages on cell phones, day or night
btw sms pkg to rehne chahiyeey... har age group ke log use kerte hein isay... and jokes share hote hein is se...aur to Pakistan me khush hone wali cheeez hi nahi reh gai... TV lagaein to bas sad news.....
and technically isme to aisi koi baat nahi ke youth kharab ho...
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no warning yet... I guess it was a rumor
it was not a rumour
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ji Bhai, and yahan jokes forum me jitne bhi me jokes share kerta hoon wo khud to nahi banata balke sms se hi aate hein
and mere chachu,taya, uncle etc etc sab use kerte hein sms.. I guess it’s a good thing… nahi ??
faiza2
September 6, 2013, 7:46am
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PTA banned some package. like night packages. Its better if you think in business mind. PTA is take a great step,In Starting some problem we seen, but its better in future. Mobile reviews, cellular news, latest handset prices, cellphone specs, GSM updates
Huma_1
September 6, 2013, 6:52pm
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This is insane. Ajeeb soch hai bhai.
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which 'soch"
Re: PTA bans all chat packages on cell phones, day or night
How come this is not illegal? And who is PTA to regulate who and when you can talk to who? The country going in reverse in terms of progress.
PTA bans all chat packages on cell phones, day or night - thenews.com.pk
LAHORE: The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has instructed all the cellular operators of the country to immediately stop all kinds of chat packages, including voice and SMS, at any time of the day.
alrazaak.com - alrazaak Resources and Information.
A PTA official has confirmed that the notification has been issued in this regard.The PTA has banned all kinds of late night packages through directive no CPD-1(227) 12-PTA dated November 14, 2012. However, the cellular operators start selling these packages with different names and times.
Later, the PTA conducted a comprehensive survey through its zonal offices and services divisions to verify the implementation on its directive issued to the telecom industry. The survey revealed that the chat packages (voice and SMS) are still operational under different names in clear violation of the PTA directives.
“Keeping in view the foregoing, all cellular mobile operators are hereby once again directed to immediately stop all kinds of chat packages (voice and SMS) irrespective of time of the day and submit compliance by September 02, 2013,” the directive stated, a copy of which is available with The News.
Earlier, when the PTA had imposed a ban on night packages last year, all the cellular operators approached the Islamabad High Court (IHC) and later withdrew the petition when the PTA submitted some transcripts of mobile call recordings it had intercepted during late-night conversations of consumers with obscene contents. However, the cellular operators’ consortium had approached the Supreme Court over it and proceedings on their petition are still pending there.
The telecom industry officials said the PTA this time without consulting the stakeholders again issued a directive on packages which generated a major share of the industry revenue. They said they will decide the future course of action after a meeting.
Some say the industry will again approach the courts and also request the government to save the industry from complete collapse by stopping such bans.A senior official of a leading cellular operator said the majority of business community was using their voice bundle package in day timing which reduces their costs. He said the directive to completely ban any voice or SMS package is an injustice to the largest revenue-contributing industry. “This is the last nail in the coffin of most vibrant telecom sector of the region,” he lamented.
it is not confirmed yet
