The cellphone number you use should get double charge

Nowadays, almost everyone uses smartphones. If someone has to talk to someone. So he needs a cellphone number. With which one can be called from number one to the other. All smartphones come with double sim. But there are very few people who do not keep both Sims active in the phone. The telecommunications -regulatory authority of India, ie trai, now intends to raise money from such people. This fee can be charged annually by trai. The Telecommunications -Regulatory Authority of India plans to charge this charge of telecommunications. Read in detail about the matter. According to the information given by trai, a large number of numbers in India are not active. According to trai rules, if there is not long long, such numbers must be listed on the blacklist. And these numbers must be marketed by telecommunications. But they do not close the numbers for fear of the loss of their users, which plan on trai to impose a fine on telecommunications businesses. If this happens, telecommunications businesses can charge these costs of users. Whereby users may have to pay extra costs without talking. According to the population of the country, many numbers are required. But currently there is a shortage of mobile numbers. Most users in the country use two numbers. But one of these numbers is active and one number is inactive. Now telecommunications can charge costs of such users. According to Trai reports, there are about 219 million numbers in India to be closed, but companies do not. Let us tell you that the government gives telecommunications businesses a series of numbers. What telecommunications companies later give users. At present, not many numbers are available. In such a situation, it must be used properly. If the mobile number is started in India, India will not be the first country to do. On the contrary, countries such as Australia, the Netherlands, Poland, Kuwait, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Singapore, South Africa, Belgium, Finland, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Denmark and Greece are already included in this list. Share this story -tags