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Etisalat to cancel unregistered SIM cards
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, September 11 - 2012 at 12:31
The UAE's Etisalat has said mobile subscribers who received SMS messages from the telecoms service provider should update their personal information within three months, Gulf News has reported. "Etisalat has sent SMSs to 1.5 million subscribers kindly asking them to update their personal data within three months, otherwise they will be eligible to lose their SIM cards," said Hassan Al Abdouli, director of channel management at Etisalat. "If the subscribers fail to update the information within the specified period following the SMSs, the SIM card will be suspended and after another three months the number will be cancelled as well."
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