Bangladesh’s leading mobile phone service provider Grameenphone seeks to resell long-unused numbers to subscribers In the formula It is known. According to a report, GP has sold around 90 million SIMs since its launch in 1996. Of these, a little less than 5 crore are currently in effect. Out of this, it wants to resell the permanently discontinued SIMs Grameenphone.In this case, the GP SIMs that have been closed for at least one year may be sold anew.
On the other hand, according to the 2005 mobile number structure policy, Grameenphone has been allotted eleven digit mobile number of 017XXXXXXXX digit combination. Therefore, if you want to sell more than 100 million numbers, you have to take the number of the operator to 12 digits. Then all the mobile companies in the country have to start with 12 digit numbers.
If GP gets a chance to recycle old closed numbers, this extra 1 digit will not be needed now. However, it does not rule out the possibility of complications such as change of ownership.
How do you view the resale of closed mobile phone numbers? Do you support it?
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