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Story: EC 'not against' charges for receiving calls

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Posted by: harpless (Tuesday 17 June 2008, 11:00 PM)

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Crazy idea

Imagine telling people not to call you just because it will cost you to recieve their call!
How about those unsolicited sales calls, wrong numbers, autobot calls etc..?

I wonder whether any UK network is brave enough to be the first to charge its customers for recieving calls, although if they can gang up like the gas companies they'll do it.

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