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Etisalat urges one million users to re-register their SIM cards by October 16
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, September 27 - 2012 at 09:59
Etisalat has warned that around one million mobile phone users in the UAE could lose service unless their re-register their SIM cards before the end of the first deadline on October 16, Emirates 24-7 has reported. The company said only around 500,000 subscribers had completed registration of their cards although it had sent alerts for registration to 1.5 million mobile phone users. "If they still fail to register after the deadline, their mobile phone service will be permanently disconnected," said Hassan Al Abdouli, chief executive for marketing at Etisalat.
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