True Corporation has complied with the conditions set by the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) for consumer protection, according to officials.
NBTC acting secretary-general Trairat Viriyasirikul and Prawet Moolpramuk, spokesman for the NBTC chairman, held a press conference on Tuesday to report the results of the regulator’s supervision following the merger of True and Total Access Communication (DTAC), in response to public complaints about the NBTC’s lack of consumer protection.
Mr Prawet said the NBTC board set 11 conditions for both of the telecom operators to follow during the merger and after the merger. He added that the merged entity, True Corporation, has complied with the conditions in terms of consumer protection.
Mr Trairat said that one condition is the merged entity has to reduce its service tariff by 12%….
