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To: carranza2 who wrote (13402)6/28/2000 11:43:00 PM
From: Ruffian  Respond to of 13582
 
SK Telecom, Shinsegi to Lower Mobile Call Rates, Paper Says

Seoul Economic Daily
www.sed.co.kr

Jun/28/2000 6:56 ET

Seoul, June 28 (Bloomberg) -- SK Telecom Co., which since its acquisition of Shinsegi Telecom Co. has more that half of
Korea's cellular phone users, said it will lower its call rates, the Seoul Economic Daily reported on its Web site, citing an
unidentified person at the company. The report quoted the person as saying the company has requested permission from the
Ministry of Information and Communication to lower its rates from next month. The report said SK's mobile-phone service
rivals -- Korea Telecom Freetel Corp, Hansol M.com Co. and LG Telecom Co. -- will find it difficult to lower their rates,
though they are planning other incentives, such as lowering initial connection charges.

From June 1, Korea banned mobile phone service providers from offering handset subsidies to attract new subscribers.