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30/10/2012
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Annually there will be exchange for 25% of the volunteer base; consumers to participate must register to participate in the raffle
SAO PAULO - The users of Goias, Distrito Federal, Pernambuco, Ceara, Espirito Santo, Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and Paraná begin to receive, on Monday (29), meters quality fixed broadband. Anatel (National Telecommunications Agency) intends to gather information for the adoption of measures to improve the service.
Although eight states are getting the meters, there is still need for volunteers across the country According to the regulator, will be selected people from different profiles divided by state, provider and contracted speed range. For now the choice and distribution of handsets have been made in places that already have large number of registrations, and the Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais were the first to receive the equipment.
Those who are not selected will be drawn in the next phase of the project, there will be renewed annually for 25% of voluntary basis.
To participate
The first step is to join the project enroll in www.brasilbandalarga.com.br site. Then you need to test connection speed, according to the guidelines forwarded by e-mail, by AQE (Entity Aferidora Quality). Users who fulfill this step and accept the terms and conditions of the project involved a lottery to choose the volunteers who will receive the device. Can participate individuals or entities that have contracts to provide services and fixed broadband on your behalf.
The FCC notes that consumers will have no cost to the installation of equipment and also not be paid, in addition to being required advanced knowledge of computer. The equipment does not collect any personal information nor interfere or monitor user navigation.
Source: ANATEL
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