Mobile number portability (MNP) was implemented in Malaysia in 2008, enabling customers to switch mobile service providers while keeping their existing phone number. MNP increased competition and service levels among operators, as they had to work harder to retain customers who now had the freedom to change providers if they were not satisfied with their [...]
The Malaysian telecommunications market is underpinned by its strong economic fundamentals and has a flourishing mobile market with four major network operators, plus a dominant fixed-line provider. In December 2020 the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) issued a public consultation on the implementation of Fixed Number Portability (FNP) in Malaysia. The findings of this public consultation have now been published.
Finally, a regulator who takes decisive action to safeguard consumer interests against operator number portability service frustration and abuse tactics. NTRA Egypt has punished Egyptian mobile operators where it hurts ā¦ serious financial penalties totalling over $1 million.
Sad to read of the media furore publicly criticising the Bangladesh mobile number portability service and the BTRC. The issues that have been reported suggest that the original implementation programme run by the operators was very poorly executed. It is a great shame the public credibility of the Bangladesh mobile number portability service and the BTRC are being damaged by the public infighting between the different stakeholders being fuelled by the media.
Since 1st July 2019, mobile users in the UK have been able to switch providers, obtain information, or cancel their service, using a simple SMS message. The new SMS switching service, sometimes called āauto-switchā, was mandated by the UK regulator, Ofcom, and implemented by industry through a coordinated programme managed by Cenerva. Partner, Chris Taylor, [...]
Mobile operators must shorten the time they take to process a mobile number portability (MNP) request for porting a phone number to the customer's new operator to a maximum of two calendar days, instead... Read more: http://www.bangkokpost.com/business/news/1185641/new-mnp-system-speeds-up-process.
Customers of mobile communication service in Papua New Guinea will be able to retain their mobile numbers when switching to other network operators of their choice. This will be realised when the National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) concludes the process of introducing mobile number portability in the country. NICTA Chief Executive Officer Charles [...]
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