Telna Again?

[bbob]

Originally Posted by telnamobile

What has happened during that timeframe (we actually started working on this project about a year and half ago, long before the vendor for the previous service went bankrupt) is that telna is now a licensed mobile operator (1900 Mhz) in Missouri, and a full member of the GSM association (as you can see here: GSM Coverage Maps | United States | Telecom North America Mobile Inc.(telna Mobile) | Coverage and Network Information). We built our own GSM core network, own all the equipment involved, manufacture our own SIM cards, develop the software that resides on the SIM cards, negotiate our own roaming agreements and basically control everything, so that there are no more vendors involved who go bankrupt and put the service to halt.

Thank you for above information but I am confussed.

checked the link and it says:

Roaming Partners

Telecom North America Mobile Inc. (telna Mobile) has not declared any active roaming agreements with other network operators to the GSM Association.

So if you do have roaming agreements I suggest to update the page to show them if you have them.

[DRNewcomb]

Originally Posted by bbob

Thank you for above information but I am confussed.
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So if you do have roaming agreements I suggest to update the page to show them if you have them.

If you look at many of the carriers listed on GSMWorld, you will see that this information is often lacking or hopelessly out of date.

[telnamobile]

Originally Posted by DRNewcomb

If you look at many of the carriers listed on GSMWorld, you will see that this information is often lacking or hopelessly out of date.

Which is exactly why we are not publishing it at the moment, because it changes every few weeks. Once it has stabilized, we will maintain it there. Plus, seeing a roaming agreement listed there doesn't mean that customers have access to it, since we use steering to optimize costs in certain countries. So the most accurate (and binding) list is the one on our website.