Telcos must be more transparent, ComCom says

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The Commerce Commission has told New Zealand’s three mobile network operators to provide better comparison information to consumers or risk being regulated. A recent review of mobile bills by the commission found a quarter of consumers on monthly plans could save average of $11.60 a month by moving to a cheaper plan that still met their usage. A further 7 percent could potentially save almost $50 a month The mobile market study the commission undertook in 2019 found 68 percent of consumers never, or rarely, consider mobile options and 54...

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