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Mobile providers told to increase transparency for customers

Commerce Commission warns more active measures could follow.

Geraden Cann Thu, 17 Sep 2020

The Commerce Commission has told the three biggest telco providers Vodafone, Spark and Two Degrees they need to provide more meaningful information to consumers to make it easier to compare offerings and see if they are on a plan that best suits them.

The regulatory body told the network

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