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> The board of directors of Spirent is in an uproar. Article
> The saga surrounding PCCW ended as minority shareholders of Pacific Century Regional Developments rejected Hong Hong billionaire Li Ka-shing's quest to take his son's stake in PCCW. Article (WSJ sub. req.)
> Softbank completes refinancing of Vodafone loans. Article
> Motorola faces retrial in trade-secrets case. Article
> InfoSpace is offering customers with select handsets the chance to use its mobile local search for free for 60 days. Article
> Nielsen Mobile announced a deal with Sprint Nextel to monitor the operator's weekly ringtone and full-length over-the-air song download sales data. Article
And Finally... The royal correspondent for a British tabloid pled guilty in court to hacking into the mobile phone messages of Princes Charles, William and Harry's staff. Article
Comments
Posted by Anonymous | June 24, 2008 - 3:56am
PCCW rips off its customers. If you terminate a long term contract (say, for example, you are forced to move out of the country because you lost your job), PCCW charges you around 67% of your monthly bill multiplied by the number of months left in your term contract. So you end up paying thousands of HK dollars in a "termination charge". Thanks for the customer service, PCCW. Now I know who not to recommend.
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