According
to PM News, an e-mail from Etisalat’s Public Relations Manager, Chineze Amanfo,
has been sent in response.
It stated that contrary to reports making the
rounds, a SIM swap was performed on the said line after the requester provided
the company’s customer care executives with necessary SIM replacement
information, in accordance with laid down NCC regulations and process for SIM
swap.
“Subsequently,
upon a report made at our office by Mr. Agwu that he is the owner of the line
and did not authorize anyone to swap it, our customer care executives promptly
restored the line, as well as the airtime lost during the swap process.
“Etisalat
Nigeria is currently carrying out an internal investigation into the SIM swap
incident and will refer the matter to the appropriate agencies for further
investigation as may be necessary.
“We wish
to assure the general public that Etisalat Nigeria is committed to the
protection of the rights of its subscribers and to continue to provide value
adding services to its customers.
“We will
spare no effort to unravel the circumstances surrounding the alleged
unauthorized SIM swap while encouraging our customers and the general public to
protect their personal information at all times,” the e-mail said.
It would
be recalled that Julius Agwu had demanded compensation through his lawyer,
Festus Keyamo, on November 26, 2013. He pointed out the loss of business
opportunities and the inconvenience experienced by him during the period in an
ultimatum letter to Etisalat Nigeria.
PM News
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