Mobile number portability (MNP) operators change service by keeping mobile number is the most subscriber from other operators Robi And the lowest Telete This information has been found by analyzing the total application for five days of MNP launch. On 1 October the MNP service was launched.
According to information received from BTRC, the most subscriber has been transferred from operator to Robi. 2,321 people in Robi Apart from this, 1,889 Banglalings, 682 in Grameenphone and 89 subscribers from Telett came from other operators. According to the data, the request for change of operator has come up to 10 thousand 122. Of these, 4,181 have been successful and 5,862 have been canceled. The application is pending with 79 This information was given by the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) on Tuesday.
According to the report, a total of 2,341 subscribers, including 82 from Teletalk, 1,356 from Grameenphone and 926 from Banglalink came to Robi. A total of 1,898 subscribers, including Teletalk 23, 450 from GP and 604 from Robi, came to Banglalink by changing the operator.
Twenty-eight customers from Grameenphone, 37 from Robi and 24 from Banglalink, changed the subscriber operator to Telete. A total of 682 subscribers, including 25 from Teletalk, 331 from Robi and 326 from Banglalink came to Grameenphone.
The final approval was given in July last year for the launch of MNP in Bangladesh. In order to change the operator, the customer will have to go to the customer care center (NID) regarding the information related to the operators (who are interested in going). Customers do not need to take pictures due to automatic operation. Subscriber will be given a new SIM after submitting the prescribed fee at customer care. According to the rules, new SIM will be introduced in 72 hours. Once the operator changes, the customer will have 90 days in the new operator.
When finalizing the MNP policy in July, it was said that the customer will have to pay 30 taka or the fee to change the operator. However, before commencing it increased to 50 rupees BTRC Infosysion and BTRC will get the money. Of course, there are 15 percent value addition tax or VAT. As a result, customer fees stand at Tk 57 and 50 paise. Apart from this, the National Board of Revenue (NBR) has 100 taka tax on SIM modification. In all, the customer's fee stands at Tk 158.
However, the subscriber will have to pay 100 taka extra for quick (in 24 hours) MNP service. It has 15 percent VAT. Although in urgent cases, other customers without postpaid subscriber need to get fast services with the extra money, Infoselion thinks.
