The National Telecommunications Commission has dismissed TXTPower’s complaint against Globe’s new unlimited texting promo, TXTPower convenor Anthony Ian Cruz said.
Cruz said this developed after the NTC-brokered settlement talks between TXTPower and Globe collapsed.
Globe rejected TXTPower’s offer of P100 for 10 days, and instead offered a P90 for 6 days, which the consumer group also rejected.
TXTPower then demanded that the NTC hold a hearing on its complaint. Acting on Globe’s motion, the NTC then decided to dismiss the TXTPower’s complaint.
“The NTC and Globe are liable for allowing the price hike. Now is the time to say Goodbye Globe,” Cruz said.
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It is rather unfair that NTC dismiss such a complaint.
I think Globe has gone mad by overpricing. Is this their way of getting back what they have lost with their competitors?
I just hope that they won’t be losing their clients for doing such an absurd act.