by Rick Lowe
The Tribune had a very intriguing story on the front page of both the main and Business Sections of the paper this morning regarding the “consultation” with the Public Utilities Commission.
You can find the complete discussion here at the Public Consultations bar on the left side of the PUC web site.
It is alleged that BTC is refusing to route emergency calls from IndiGo Network. If true this is unconscionable.
Try as we might, we cannot understand why the Government wishes to hold on to BTC with such a vengeance that they would put Bahamian lives at risk.
Privatise the thing and stop the carnival please.
maybe because the govt spends more that it brings in and they feel that not allowing Indigo cellular services to route emergency calls would be a reason why customers would stick with BTC’s cell service? this goes against the laws of competition and also the laws of humanity…it would be the supreme irony if someone of the BTC’s family member who purchased indigo service needed that emergency service one day…maybe indigo can sue?