The New Zealand Telecommunications Forum (TCF) and the Telecommunications Dispute Resolution Scheme (TDR) have been working together with the Commerce Commission on their first ever joint consumer education initiative.
From tomorrow (Thursday 3 June 2021), consumers who switch mobile providers and want to keep their phone number – a process called number porting – will receive a dedicated SMS text message to help prevent fraudsters.
The telecommunications industry is looking forward to engaging with the Commerce Commission over the coming months on its review of the Telecommunications Dispute Resolution Scheme (TDR), the New Zealand Telecommunications Forum (TCF) said today.
The Commerce Commission has published a paper outlining the key issues it intends to focus on for its first review of the Telecommunications Dispute Resolution Scheme (TDRS).
The New Zealand Telecommunications Forum (TCF) welcomes today’s release of the latest broadband measurement report from the Commerce Commission, which confirms New Zealand consumers continue to enjoy well performing broadband services.
The latest report from the Commerce Commission’s Measuring Broadband New Zealand programme shows that the performance of Fibre Max plans has improved substantially.
The New Zealand Telecommunications Forum (TCF) has welcomed today’s confirmation that the Commerce Commission has completed its review of consumer mobile phone bills.
The publication by the Commerce Commission of its annual telecommunications industry monitoring report has reinforced that New Zealanders continue to benefit from world-class networks and services at reasonable prices, the New Zealand Telecommunications Forum (TCF) said today.
New Zealand’s mobile service providers have agreed with the Commerce Commission to implement a range of initiatives to provide customers with better information so they can make more meaningful comparisons and choices about their mobile services, the New Zealand Telecommunications Forum (TCF) said today.
Telecommunications companies are preparing their networks for a busy holiday season as more Kiwis than ever are expected to travel around rural New Zealand and holiday hotspots compared with any other year.
