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September 03, 2010
   
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Voice over  Internet  Protocol (VoIP)

Is Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) legal in Barbados, if so, who can legally provide VoIP?
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Public Licensing

What are the licences presently available from the Telecommunication Unit?
Q. Normally, how many licences do I require to offer a particular service?
Q.  Are all applications fees non-refundable?
Q. Do licences run for one calendar year from the date of the licence?
Q. I offer a land mobile radiocommunications repeater service, what are the licences I require?
Q. What are the licences required to offer a paging service to the public?
Q. How long does it take to process a Licence Application?
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Private Licensing
I want to use the Family Radio Service (FRS) or General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) in my business, what are the licences I require? What if I want the service for my personal use?
My property is situated on both sides of the carriageway; can I still offer private paging?
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Sellers and Dealers Individual and Class Licenses

I need one CLASS licence per business entity which should be renewed every five years?
Q. My Company has several locations, does each location require an Individual Sellers and Dealers Licence?
Q. My competitor sells phones from a van on a regular basis, is his store licence applicable for the mobile sales?
Q. Equipment certification listed at $20.00 per certificate. Does it mean that each installation at every customer attracts the $20 certification fee?
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General

What is a public data telecommunications network?
Q.  What are the services allowed on private telecommunications network?
Q. What services allowed on special purpose station?
Q.  I paid my satellite TV antenna licence five (5) years ago and made no further payments since, do I have to make any further payments or my payment 5 years ago has been considered as the payment for the licensed for life?
  

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