Consumers Complain via Short Messages

There's no reason to become alarmed, and we hope you enjoy the rest of your flight. By the way, is there anyone on board who knows how to fly a plane? Your position:Home->china news-> Consumers Complain via Short Messages Chinese consumers are now able to use their mobile phones to text their complaints and receive warnings from "91600", a platform established by China Association for Quality Promotion (CAQP) which opened on Wednesday, the day before the International Day for the Protection of Consumers' Rights. "This makes it easier for people to reach us," said Chen Chuanyi, secretary-general of CAQP, "and we have a more convenient channel to publicize product information and warnings." he added. The "91600" platform can receive text messages from China Mobile, China Unicom and Xiaolingtong, the services offered by China Telecom and China Netcom. Once a message is received, the CAQP will immediately handle the complaints and send a reply to the consumer to show what progress has been made, said Chen. The platform can also be used to carry out nationwide surveys, said the secretary-general. Mobile phone users in China are expected to top 600 million by 2010, which means 45 out of 100 people will be connected to a wireless network, according to the Ministry of Information Industry. (Xinhua News Agency March 15, 2007) Contact Us-------------------------------------ddpcn.com * Required information Full Name: * Your Email: * Message:* Preview:Bank of Beijing Plans t      Next:Listed Huaxia Bank Net Telephone Subscribers Top 800 Mln Retail Sales Up 14.7% in First Two Months Power Industry Urged to Save Energy PetroChina Abandons Project with American Plastic Producer Listed Huaxia Bank Net Profit Up Bank of Beijing Plans to Go Public in 2007 Corporate Goods Prices Rise in February Ping An Insurance Expects 50% Profit Rise in 2006 Citigroup Plans to Up Stake in Pudong Development Bank China on the Right Track Toward Green Growth