The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has proposed introducing fees for mobile and landline numbers, citing that phone numbers are a valuable yet finite public resource. However, TRAI has clarified that there are no plans to levy charges on customers for holding multiple SIMs or numbering resources. Speculation regarding such charges has been refuted by TRAI, which stated that these claims are unfounded and misleading. The clarification follows the release of a Consultation Paper on ‘Revision of National Numbering Plan’ issued on 06th June 2024.
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The speculation that TRAI intends to impose charges on customers for holding multiple SIMs/ numbering resources is unequivocally false. Such claims are unfounded and serve only to mislead the public. #TRAI | @TRAI
🚨 TRAI refuted reports claiming it plans to charge customers for holding multiple SIMs or numbering resources. @DanishKh4n brings you more updates 👇 https://t.co/OhDSqUAn7h #Telecom #TRAI #SIM #DoT
Clarification regarding Consultation Paper on ‘Revision of National Numbering Plan’ issued on 06th June 2024 Speculation that @TRAI intends to impose charges on customers for holding multiple SIMs/numbering resources is unequivocally false Read here: https://t.co/ac5HyLqQ4m
News Alert | TRAI: No plan to levy a fee for multiple sims @TRAI https://t.co/F7ZQfSkJU7
Want a new phone number? It might come at a cost as #Trai mulls fee https://t.co/DRjf8yqJSk
Trai has proposed introducing fees for mobile and landline numbers, citing that phone numbers represent a valuable yet finite public resource. @NandiniSiinghh & Abhijeet Kumar report. #trai #phonenumber #landlinenumber https://t.co/4uHYuEwz0n https://t.co/F3g7ogXRWV
#Trai move to charge for numbers will increase cost for users, #telcos say https://t.co/j3uYt2TO0u