Voiteck and Media Authority ( ACMA ) has taken action against 10 telecoms operators for not complying with consumer protection rules. In particular, ACMA issued M2 Commander with a formal warning for transferring a customer’s service from another operator without consent. Since July 2018, the ACMA has issued 14 directions and seven formal warnings to telcos for failing to comply with the TCP Code. The other 10 operators were found to have breached the Telecommunications Consumer Protections code for failing to lodge annual compliance statements with the independent monitoring group Communications Compliance . The 10 operators are CNS Group Australia , Exetel , ACMA , Real Sim, Red Broadband, Simply NBN , Telco4U, Media Authority , Uniti Wireless and Voiteck .
Voiteck and Media Authority ( ACMA ) has taken action against 10 telecoms operators for not complying with consumer protection rules. In particular, ACMA issued M2 Commander with a formal warning for transferring a customer’s service from another operator without consent. The other 10 operators were found to have breached the Telecommunications Consumer Protections code for failing to lodge annual compliance statements with the independent monitoring group Communications Compliance . The 10 operators are CNS Group Australia , Exetel , ACMA , Real Sim, Red Broadband, Simply NBN , Telco4U, Media Authority , Uniti Wireless and Voiteck .