Zamano accused of wrongly billing phone users for services

An internet firm has gone on trial accused of wrongly billing smartphone web users for premium services and apps.

Zamano accused of wrongly billing phone users for services
Wed, 15 Jun, 2016 - 01:00
Tom Tuite

Zamano Solutions Ltd has pleaded not guilty to nine counts of breaching the 2013 EU Information Cancellation and Other Rights regulations.

The case came after smartphone owners noticed charges for premium rate services and apps on bills and complained to telecom watchdog ComReg.

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