ZAGREB, Aug 23 (Hina) - The spokesman of Croatian Telekom (HT), Marjan Jurleka, on Thursday dismissed yesterday's claims made by several associations for consumer protection which said the price of HT services would rise by 50 to 60
percent and not 12 to 24 percent as the government had announced earlier. The associations said Wednesday they had pressed charges against vice prime minister Slavko Linic, the chairman and deputy chairman of the HT board, Ivica Mudrinic and Hans Schubert, HT spokesman Jurleka and his deputy Sime Sulentic for "deluding the public with untruthful statements about price increases in HT telephone services." In his statement issued today Jurleka stressed that if somebody is deluding the public it is the consumer protection associations which stated a series of untruths in their charges. HT sticks to the claims whereby an average monthly telephone bill for
ZAGREB, Aug 23 (Hina) - The spokesman of Croatian Telekom (HT),
Marjan Jurleka, on Thursday dismissed yesterday's claims made by
several associations for consumer protection which said the price
of HT services would rise by 50 to 60 percent and not 12 to 24 percent
as the government had announced earlier.
The associations said Wednesday they had pressed charges against
vice prime minister Slavko Linic, the chairman and deputy chairman
of the HT board, Ivica Mudrinic and Hans Schubert, HT spokesman
Jurleka and his deputy Sime Sulentic for "deluding the public with
untruthful statements about price increases in HT telephone
services."
In his statement issued today Jurleka stressed that if somebody is
deluding the public it is the consumer protection associations
which stated a series of untruths in their charges.
HT sticks to the claims whereby an average monthly telephone bill
for private users would raise in price between 12 and 24 percent,
while the cost of telephone bills for business users would drop by
five to 18 percent.
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