To: John Biddle who wrote (31684 ) 1/25/2003 5:11:35 AM From: rkral Read Replies (1) | Respond to "For two years now, limited mobility or WLL-M has triggered a great deal of business acrimony in the telecom industry. The mobile operators have been complaining about the lack of a level playing field. WLL-M operator . basic operator does not charge anything to its subscribers for incoming calls, but gets Rs 1.14 per call received from the mobile operator . But when a call is made from a WLL-M phone to a cell phone, the cellular operator gets nothing. The fixed-line subscriber is charged Rs 1.20 for a 3-minute call and the money is kept by the fixed-line operator .five different operators involved here? Of course not, there are four. The author says "rupees 1.14 is paid by the cellular operator to the basic or WLL-M operator". OK, OK, I see what you mean. But like I said, there are four operators. Well, now that you mention that .. you know, I think you're right .. and I hate it when you're right. So OK, we only have three operators. $h1t, you're right again .. and that literally stinks. Does that mean there are only two operators? <gg>
