Telecommunications Radiocommunications and Broadcasting Regulator (TRBR) made this decision on 17 December 2014 after Digicel requested TRBR to review the “4 months grace period” given to TVL to rectify its misleading advertisement relating to WAO service, in particular the use of word “free”. In its review, TRBR, inter alia, remove the 4 months grace period and decide on a 4 working days for TVL to amend its WAO Service Billboards and or insert the key terms and the charges of the service, when using the word “free” in its advertisement.
Decision 04 of 2014
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