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Are you working in an mobile aggregator at the moment? Well, zamano (with a lowercase ‘Z’) wants your body. In the context of support for the UK industry regulator. With the European Commission finally getting off its fat behind along with PhonePayPlus announcing ‘action’ to tackle abuses by ‘rip-off’ ringtone vendors.
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11 months ago
Clearly it is very difficult for some players as sadly we have many competitors who can't be arsed checking their client services and therefore we all see their names appears on Phonepayplus's "bad service provider" list month after month receiving yet another fine. Maybe some of these idiot sms providers think it is a cheap form of marketing - after all the entire industry gets to see the Phonepayplus list of bad players every month.