Consumers have right to know<\/p>\n
It's good to know that Satelindo's Mentari GSM prepaid card is
\nable to roam to Bali, with Sumatra to follow suit. Finally, the
\nMentari is not only accessible in the Jakarta-Bogor-Tangerang-
\nBekasi area. Advertisements on this facility have appeared in
\nseveral newspapers.<\/p>\n
A lot of mobile phone users prefer Mentari because its unit of
\nrate and airtime is cheaper, or used to be cheaper, than similar
\nproducts. In addition, the duration for Mentari use before
\nrefilling is six months, which is longer than other prepaid
\ncards.<\/p>\n
But I read in the July 12 Kompas that Satelindo has raised its
\nunit rate to equal or exceed other prepaid cards. If so, it would
\nbe wise for Satelindo to announce the change to their customers,
\nwith, of course, the qualifying points that Mentari's service
\nrooms to more cities. The company should not advertise its new
\nfeatures and keep silent about the rate increase.<\/p>\n
Consumers have the right to know about the pluses and minuses
\nof GSM prepaid cards in deciding on which one to use.<\/p>\n
ADRIANUS HIYUNG TJUNG<\/p>\n
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