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Tuesday, 09 February 2010
The Daily Mail
Mobile phone users could soon have to pay to receive calls, according to a new report by the industry's watchdog. Ofcom is looking at ways to revolutionise the way in which the mobile phone industry operates. One of the most controversial changes under consideration is the possible introduction of a system used in America, known as 'bill and keep', where mobile customers pay to receive both calls and texts. Mobile phone users could soon be forced to pay a fee for receiving calls At the moment the user's phone operator pays a termination charge of around 6p per minute to the mobile company of...
A pedestrian speaking on a mobile phone walks past a series of old red British phone boxes
photo: AP / Adam Butler


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