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CONSUMER LAW

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Regulation on Consumer Rights in Electronic

Communications Sector

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Att. Pelin Baydar

Scope and Aim of the Regulation

Regulation on Consumer Rights in Electronic Communications

Sector (“Regulation”), which has entered into force by being published

in the Official Gazette dated 28.07.2010 and numbered 27655, comprises

the procedures and principals in respect of consumer rights benefiting

from electronic communication services and statutory obligations of the

service providers.

General Principles

The consumers benefiting from electronic communication services

has the right to utilize the services with fair prices and has the right to

choose whether his the personal data can be listed in the public directory,

among the other rights mentioned herein below:

a) Right to benefit from directory service with/without any charge

and registry without an discrimination,

b) Right to demand detailed sales invoices,

c) Right to receive information with respect to scope of the electronic

communication service submitted by the providers,

d) Right to access to the explicit, detailed and updated information

regarding applicable tariffs in terms of services submitted to the

consumers and notification of the changes in the tariffs before

their entry into force,

e) Right of withdrawal from all electronic marketing services

including premium content services within the scope of the tariffs

and campaigns, via text message, call center, internet or similar

methods,

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Article of October 2011