Call for tighter regulation of mobile phone contracts

CALLS have been made for tougher restrictions on mobile phone contracts after €106,000 in unpaid bills was recovered by telecom company O2 last month.

Tue, 03 Oct, 2006 - 01:00

Colm Heatley

O2 recovered €106,000 in outstanding debts from mainly non-business users in the third week of September.

The judgments, listed in the latest edition of Stubbs Gazette, represent only about a fifth of all such cases in the State.

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