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Despite the lifting of the cease-and-desist order (CDO) against a promotional offering by Smart Communications and its wholly-owned subsidiary Pilipino Telephone Corp. (Piltel), the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) will continue to deliberate on the administrative case filed by Globe Telecom against the two firms.
The NTC lifted the CDO on account of Smart and Piltel’s presentation and commitment that their "All Text and Call 20" promo is now only limited to Smart-to-Smart and Piltel-to-Piltel networks beginning Oct. 27, 2006.
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[Title] => Smart asks NTC to junk Globe complaint
[Summary] => Leading wireless operator Smart Communications has asked the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to dismiss a complaint filed by arch-rival Globe Telecom against Smart’s All Day Texting 258 Call and Text Promo, which according to Smart is totally baseless.
Smart also insisted that it is not engaged in unfair and discriminatory practices in any promotional offerings, predatory pricing, or combination in restraint of trade.
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"With our various all-day texting promos, we have found innovative ways to meet our subscribers’ demand for flat-rate SMS packages without sacrificing the quality of our network service," said Smart Communications spokesperson Ramon Isberto.
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The NTC lifted the CDO on account of Smart and Piltel’s presentation and commitment that their "All Text and Call 20" promo is now only limited to Smart-to-Smart and Piltel-to-Piltel networks beginning Oct. 27, 2006.
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[Summary] => Leading wireless operator Smart Communications has asked the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to dismiss a complaint filed by arch-rival Globe Telecom against Smart’s All Day Texting 258 Call and Text Promo, which according to Smart is totally baseless.
Smart also insisted that it is not engaged in unfair and discriminatory practices in any promotional offerings, predatory pricing, or combination in restraint of trade.
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"With our various all-day texting promos, we have found innovative ways to meet our subscribers’ demand for flat-rate SMS packages without sacrificing the quality of our network service," said Smart Communications spokesperson Ramon Isberto.
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November 3, 2006 - 12:00am
