A 140 Percent Increase in Internet Prices May Be Legal, the NMHH Has Spoken Out
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Internet fees may increase by up to 140 percent for some customers. According to the NMHH, the service provider can legally modify fees under certain conditions.
The price of an internet subscription in Hungary can increase by up to 50-140 percent. According to the NMHH, this may be legal under certain conditions.
The service provider may also unilaterally modify the terms of the services.
Subscribers may be unpleasantly surprised if their telecommunications service fees increase significantly from one month to the next, but this is completely legal under certain conditions, the National Media and Communications Authority (NMHH) announced. Service providers can unilaterally modify the terms of service, fees or even the subscriber contract, but they must inform the customer at least 30 days before the change takes effect.
They can increase internet prices by up to 140 percent, and this is completely legal – the NMHH has spoken out - The Hungarian telecommunications market continues to be ruled by the Wild West.
It seems that telecommunications companies can raise prices without any penalty, as long as they notify their customers in time. The post They can raise internet prices by up to 140 percent first appeared on 24.hu.
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