Add to ORKGThe current research provides a point of reference for understanding the extent of unexpectedly high bills and credit management issues in telecommunications, before new provisions of the Telecommunications Consumer Protection (TCP) Code come into force in September 2012. This work will help to assess how effectively the new code provisions deal with telecommunications credit management practices.  
This study investigates the values comumers place on restrictions of creditor remedies. The unique d...
The proposed Uniform Consumer Credit Code (UCCC) developed by the National Conference of Commissione...
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Consumers made 193,702 new telco complaints in 2011-12, a decrease of two per cent on the previous y...
We welcome the efforts by ACMA to improve outcomes for vulnerable customers purchasing telecommunica...
The recent proliferation of mobile financial services in developing countries has increased access t...
It is widely acknowledged that there have been significant improvements in telecommunications custom...
Risk Management subject is increasingly getting more attention especially after the 2008 global fina...
The final report of the Australian Communications and Media Authority\u27s public inquiry into the c...
This project investigates on revenue recognition and debtors impairment at TelOne (Pvt) Limited, the...
Communications Alliance invites public comment on proposed revisions to Chapter 9 of the Telecommuni...
The Communications Alliance has presented the revised Telecommunications Consumer Protection Code to...
This work capitalizes on the concept of network function virtualization at the telco cloud, and pres...
This report sets out the results of research by Victoria University of Wellington on certain key iss...
AbstractCredit risk management was not so necessary, while sales of deferred payment has begun to do...
This study investigates the values comumers place on restrictions of creditor remedies. The unique d...
The proposed Uniform Consumer Credit Code (UCCC) developed by the National Conference of Commissione...
© 2023 Elsevier Inc. This document is made available under the CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 license http://creati...
Consumers made 193,702 new telco complaints in 2011-12, a decrease of two per cent on the previous y...
We welcome the efforts by ACMA to improve outcomes for vulnerable customers purchasing telecommunica...
The recent proliferation of mobile financial services in developing countries has increased access t...
It is widely acknowledged that there have been significant improvements in telecommunications custom...
Risk Management subject is increasingly getting more attention especially after the 2008 global fina...
The final report of the Australian Communications and Media Authority\u27s public inquiry into the c...
This project investigates on revenue recognition and debtors impairment at TelOne (Pvt) Limited, the...
Communications Alliance invites public comment on proposed revisions to Chapter 9 of the Telecommuni...
The Communications Alliance has presented the revised Telecommunications Consumer Protection Code to...
This work capitalizes on the concept of network function virtualization at the telco cloud, and pres...
This report sets out the results of research by Victoria University of Wellington on certain key iss...
AbstractCredit risk management was not so necessary, while sales of deferred payment has begun to do...
This study investigates the values comumers place on restrictions of creditor remedies. The unique d...
The proposed Uniform Consumer Credit Code (UCCC) developed by the National Conference of Commissione...
© 2023 Elsevier Inc. This document is made available under the CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 license http://creati...