ICASA compliance reports 2011

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ICASA compliance reports 2011

ICASA publishes compliance reports of Electronic Communications and Network Services. Here is how SA’s top operators performed
 

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Well done to Vodacom for being the best at meeting most of the regulations. :D

Looking through the reports, the payments made seem to be based on profits made in the last financial year, showing that Vodacom are making a S..tload - nice for shareholders, not so nice for the customers (as has been said many times over).

Interesting to see that the total paid in compliance fees in the reports is R 474,220,361.09 of which over half (R 253,187,348.13) was paid by Vodacom! Telkom was next biggest payer (R 105,472,903.38). MTN was the next biggest payer of overall regulatory fees (R 93,606,538.78). Cell-C and Neotel did not make profits so did not need to pay General license fees, only paid USAF fees according to the reports.

So more proof that Vodacom and Telkom and MTN can lower their pricing ! :D:D:D
 
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Thanks AvatarS for posting that.

I really like section 5.1 (d) Licensees must formally resolve all complaints from the complainants within fourteen (14) days of receipt thereof.

If only. I will be sure to quote this one when following up on problems in future....:D:twisted:
 
How is it possible for CellC to have no view on the "General License fees regulations" Isn't it compulsory because it's a compliance thing?
 
Slowly the real story, Cell C's desperately been hiding, is coming out. This report shows they're running at a loss and the recently leaked financials showed it got substantially worse over the last year. Far from saving them, selling data took them from making a loss to making an even greater loss.

Now we have the real reason the previous CEO left so suddenly for 'personal' reasons. Feel for the poor chap that must untangle this mess.
 
FinancialGuy said:
Slowly the real story, Cell C's desperately been hiding, is coming out. This report shows they're running at a loss and the recently leaked financials showed it got substantially worse over the last year. Far from saving them, selling data took them from making a loss to making an even greater loss.

Now we have the real reason the previous CEO left so suddenly for 'personal' reasons. Feel for the poor chap that must untangle this mess.
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leaked financials?? where do I find those??
 
If you have disabilities, operators must do some special things for you ... but remember, stupidity is not a disability :)
 
Electron1 said:
Thanks AvatarS for posting that.

I really like section 5.1 (d) Licensees must formally resolve all complaints from the complainants within fourteen (14) days of receipt thereof.

If only. I will be sure to quote this one when following up on problems in future....:D:twisted:
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As long as government is getting its cut, who cares about the consumer? :twisted:
 
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