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06/01/2012
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New popular phone service begins to count from the day 8 for families with incomes up to minimum wage
The Superintendents of Public Service and Universal Anatel published, on Friday (1), the guidelines for disclosure by dealers of fixed supply of the new Special Class Individual Access (AICE), or popular phone, approved in April. The new version of the service begins to assert on Friday of next week, eight days, for families with income below the poverty level were enrolled in government social programs.
The AICE will have post-paid monthly subscription of R$ 9.50 (without tax), which corresponds to 33% of the amount charged by utilities for maintenance of residential lines. The franchise is 90 minutes and use the excess will be charged as prepaid. From June next year, will benefit families with incomes of up to two minimum wages. And 24 months from the current regulation, will be covered in the other families included a single register. Altogether, the potential for public service is the new 22 million families.
According to the act published today, the utilities available on their websites basic information of the product as its pricing structure, the implementation dates and requirements for hiring the service for at least 30 days. This same information should be available in stores operators, to be provided by properly trained.
Information about the new AICE will be distributed through direct mail and customer service center. For this, the SAC must have attendants able to explain didactically the new service.
According to the rules approved, the deadline for installation of AICE to November is 30 days. Thereafter, applications will have to be met seven days after the request.
Source: Telesíntese
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