RAK Makes Decision: BiH Citizens Will Be Able to Ban Marketing Calls and SMS Messages
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The rules of the "Do not call" registry in Bosnia and Herzegovina have been published. Find out how to block unwanted calls for free, who can sign up and when the registry starts.
Citizens and businesses in Bosnia and Herzegovina will soon be able to put an end to unwanted marketing calls and messages. The Communications Regulatory Agency (RAK) is introducing a public electronic “Do Not Call” registry, in which landline and mobile phone users will be able to register their numbers free of charge and thus limit contact for marketing purposes. The new rules apply to […]
Landline and mobile phone users in Bosnia and Herzegovina will be able to enter their number in the public register "Do not call" for free and thus ban marketing calls and messages from companies, political parties, religious communities and humanitarian organizations.
Landline and mobile phone users in Bosnia and Herzegovina will be able to register their number in the public "Do Not Call" registry for free, thus prohibiting companies, as well as political parties, religious communities and humanitarian organizations, from contacting them with calls and messages for marketing purposes.
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