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ICE Accused Of Failing To Reinstate TDMA Customers

The Defensoría de los Habitantes (Ombudsman's office) has intervened on behalf of customers of ICE's TDMA cellular service, denouncing that the public institution is not TDMA cellular lines if a telephone is lost or service is suspended, forcing customers to switch over to 3G.

The situation forces customers to connect to the 3G service and the cost of adquiring a 3G cellular phone.

Ofelia Taitelbaum, the ombudswoman, assures that he roffice will be investigating into the practice by ICE and without notifying customers aforehand.

ICE announced that it will be elminating the TDMA service in the coming year and assigning that frequency to the 3G network. Customers will have the choice to switch over to 3G or GSM without changing their number.

The Defensoría says that forcing customers who have lost of phone or have their service suspended is illegal.

Currently some 264.000 ICE customers continue to use the TDMA service, a little over half of TDMA subscribers prior to the introduction o of the 3G.


 
 
 
 
 
 

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