Summary
Interdnestrcom is a Transnistrian telecommunication company providing mobile communication services for Transnistria, a breakaway unrecognized state internationally recognized as part of Moldova. It was established in 1998. As well as providing mobile phone services, it also provides dial-up and ISDN internet access.
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| Company type | JSC |
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| Industry | Mobile telecommunications Internet |
| Founded | 1998 |
| Headquarters | Tiraspol (Transnistria) |
| Website | http://www.idc.md/ |
Internet edit
Interdnestrcom provides Internet access in the Transnistrean territory under the brand of OK. Internet access is provided via ADSL. OK's services are available in all large towns in Transnistria.
TV edit
Interdnestrcom provides TV services among which: analog television (up to June 2011 [1]), digital television and IP-television.
Fixed telephony edit
Is provided under the brand Transtelecom.
Mobile telephony edit
Interdnestrcom operates in the VoLTE standard on the 800 MHz frequency (LTE band 20). It no longer has a 2G or 3G network, so phones used on the network must support VoLTE for voice calls. The coverage area includes almost all of the Transnistria region and several towns of Moldova which are considered outside the Transnistria region and Ukraine.
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Interdnestrcom in Tiraspol -
Interdnestrcom
Support service edit
198 — uniform number of support on all lines of business IDC from any mobile or fixed phone of Transnistria.
Criticism edit
Skype and other VoIP clients blocking edit
On 6–7 November 2010 some subscribers began expecting troubles with access to VoIP soft. As the result of this after some time all the subscribers of Interdnestrcom were blocked VoIP services including Skype and many others. International calls with the help of such software became impossible.[1][2]
References edit
- ^ Жители Приднестровья остались без Skype | Газета. Ru: Новости дня
- ^ MOLDNEWS || Жители Приднестровья не могут воспользоваться услугами бесплатной голосовой связи через интернет Archived 2012-07-18 at archive.today
External links edit
- Interdnestrcom official site
- Page on Russian Wikipedia ru:Интерднестрком
See also edit
- Internet in Moldova
- Communications in Transnistria