All Belgium Base simcards soon to be deactivated

grtvndrvlk · 06-07-2010, 22:51

Both Irish institutions Commission for Communications Regulation - ComReg and Home - Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources replied that Cubic Telecom/Maxroam has no licence to operate spectrum in or out of Ireland.
The company has not filed for Licensing of Wireless Telegraphy Equipment as they call it.
According to their response it would be illegal for Cubic Telecom/Maxroam to operate/sell in Ireland under a licence acquired in the EEC without having a proper Irish licence.

The Data SIM sold by Maxroam is a Liechtenstein based product HLR 89423.
The Global SIM +44 is a Jersey Telecom product.
The Classic SIM +32 is a Base Belgium product (soon obsolete).

Maybe patphelan can explain.

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grtvndrvlk (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 10 Join Date: 11 Jun 2010 Country:	06-07-2010, 22:51 Both Irish institutions Commission for Communications Regulation - ComReg and Home - Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources replied that Cubic Telecom/Maxroam has no licence to operate spectrum in or out of Ireland. The company has not filed for Licensing of Wireless Telegraphy Equipment as they call it. According to their response it would be illegal for Cubic Telecom/Maxroam to operate/sell in Ireland under a licence acquired in the EEC without having a proper Irish licence. The Data SIM sold by Maxroam is a Liechtenstein based product HLR 89423. The Global SIM +44 is a Jersey Telecom product. The Classic SIM +32 is a Base Belgium product (soon obsolete). Maybe patphelan can explain.