ANATEL without moral
October 26 2006 Category: Indig-Nation 
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Nor do I believe the work done by Anatel. More like a body created with the intention of benefiting the operators than the actual population. Or rather, when it comes to telephony, the only Brazilian dance (as custum).
A rising number of Brazilians who do not believe that agency defends its rights
Anatel never protects users
In just one year, consumer mistrust has grown nearly seven times
For 34% of Brazilians, the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) "never acts efficiently in protecting the rights of individual users." The results shown in this year's annual survey of American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) on the perceptions of actors in the telecommunications industry in relation to the activities of FCC. In 2005, only 5% of respondents had answered the same way.
According to users, the FCC does not have the necessary power to compel service providers to repair the damage caused to individual and corporate user.
In the survey this year, the agency received the worst score on the item on the formulation of rules to monitor market development. " In this question, in 2005, 26% of respondents felt that "generally" the agency met the market dynamics as the editing and revision of regulations because of technological advances and society's demands for telecom services. In 2006, only 11% of respondents held that view, while the responses "rarely" increased from 53% in 2005 to 70% in 2006.
Also decreased the number who believe that the FCC acts to "always" and "generally" with fairness and impartiality in the exercise of his powers amounted to 97% of respondents in 2004. In 2005, and went to 74% this year to 70%.
The study was based on research conducted between July and August, with 70 players in the telecommunications industry, including operators of fixed telephony, mobile telephony services limited or specialized multimedia communication, universities and government agencies. "
Read here .
By the way, what has changed with the renewal of contracts with telcos in 2006? As with privatization, we only smoke. I thought that with the expiration of the contracts in 2006, smoking would be smaller.
Maysa
