DoCoMo Reduces Interconnection Fees by Wireless Watch Japan

DoCoMo Reduces Interconnection Fees

DoCoMo announced that it has notified the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications that the fees it charges other operators to interconnect with its network have been reduced by more than 10 percent, effective immediately and applied retroactively to all interconnections since April 1, 2008. Perhaps related to this news from September last year, that the company had been over charging for international roaming, the full details of their updated billing structure is explained within several .pdfs which accompany the press release.

Posted: 3 March 2009 | Filed: Carriers, Japan Market | Feedback | Print |

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