IMDA suspends Zero Mobile's licence; issues blacklists over billing disputes
Singapore
THE Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has suspended Zero Mobile's licence to provide mobile virtual network operator services with immediate effect, and blacklisted the company as well as its directors.
Zero Mobile, which leases from Singtel, called a time-out on its mobile services last December. CEO Glenn Mohammed had said then that the hiatus was temporary. He also told The Business Times that it had decided to continue its operations in Singapore.
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