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International group supports Trai on penalties for unsolicited calls
TT Correspondent |  New Delhi |  24 Mar 2008

Trai has received support from CUTS International, a leading economic policy research and advocacy group, on its decision to impose heavy fines to operators on unsolicited calls made by tele-marketers.

 

CUTS Secretary General Pradeep S Mehta said, "In spite of registering for ''do not call' facility, consumers continue to be harassed by tele-marketers."

 

CUTS claims that its survey indicates that over half the mobile subscribers who have registered for the ‘Do Not Call Registry’ continue to receive calls from tele-marketers.

 

"The claim made by operators that they are not responsible for such calls is hogwash, because the subscriber data is sold by them to telemarketers and service providers," says CUTS.

    
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24 Mar 2008(IST)  
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