Access Charges of Mobile Communications

• Main Authors: Chung-ying Ho, 何宗穎
• Other Authors: Kung-chung Liu
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2008
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/35122684914972960037

碩士 === 國立高雄第一科技大學 === 科技法律研究所 === 97 === Since the mobile has become the most commonly used in consumer communications services, from a consumer''s point of view, most would like to know is their use of mobile communications services and the corresponding communication rates are reasonable. However, in mobile communications the most common cross-Netcom inquiry.Rate of cross-Netcom scope of inquiry, in addition to caller generated by fees and related costs and a reasonable addition, the most complex and extremely important part of the network is the use of words required to pay the continuation fee. Follow-up fees set at stake consumers are most concerned about high and low calling rates. But what kind of follow-up fee is based on the foundation and the manner in which to set, the competent authorities and the communications industry did not take the initiative to make publicly available to consumers are aware of it, so follow the method for calculating the fee becomes the cause of the relationship between communications and consumer revenue to pay the cost of communications key topics. According to the provisions of relevant laws and regulations of telecommunications, mobile communications industry to develop the principle of follow-up rates by the interconnection industry consultations both set new mobile communications industry and the existing market-led follow-up between industry fee rates, if in the market do not form a state of perfect competition is not hastily to both collegial consultations, market leaders most likely market for its existing competitive advantages, the interconnection delay time, restrictions on new industry must accept more unreasonable interconnection conditions, leading to restricting competition, so the control authority is bound to be involved in regulation, to ensure that the entire mobile communications market in a fair and reasonable conditions to promote effective competition in the market, can be reached by the Telecommunications Act "to safeguard the rights and interests of users," the ultimate goal.