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Like India, its neighboring country Bangladesh has also decided to take tough action against the illegal VoIP services of foreign players in the country. We mentioned about it in December 2005 how policies or thereof the lack of it towards VoIP is bleeding the Bangladeshi exchequer.

The telecom authority of that country, Bangladesh Telegraph and Telephone Board (BTTB) considers the prevalence of illegal telephone services of foreigners over Internet Protocol kills revenue of state exchequer.

In a statement, a government official explained BTTB is the sole approved organization in Bangladesh for call termination and call origination. The practice of call termination and call origination by overseas players violates law of the land.

Last month, the government of India has decided to ban illegal VoIP services of unlicensed service providers like Skype, Vonage, Yahoo!, Net2Phone, Dialpad, Impetus, Novanet and Euros.

It seems that European and American VoIP players are still struggling to invade Asian VoIP market despite their attractive offers and sophisticated products.

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What could be the major recognition to VoIP than this one? After closely monitoring the VoIP market for the past several months, the government of Bangladesh has finally agreed to allow private …

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The government of Bangladesh has seized the VoIP equipment of Aktel, a division Telekom Malaysia Berhad, terming the company operates their illegal VoIP business in the country.
The Bangladesh …

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Like India, its neighboring country Bangladesh has also decided to take tough action against the illegal VoIP services of foreign players in the country. We mentioned about it in December 2005 …

Source: voipcentral.org

In Bangladesh, VoIP operators are draining the countrys exchequer hundreds of millions of dollars worth of taka. Why? Because it is still illegal in Bangladesh and the government there is doing …