MOSCOW, Aug 17 (PRIME) -- An MTS subscriber from the central Russian city of Tambov has filed a 30 billion ruble suit against the big mobile operator as compensation for moral damage after the carrier allegedly wrote off free minutes, according to MTS’ report for April–June, seen by PRIME on Thursday.
“Mr. A.V. Melekhov field a suit against MTS to claim non-economic damage to the amount of 30 billion rubles…The lawsuit was rejected on January 31, 2017. The decision was left without changes on April 10, 2017, by an appeal motion of the Tambov regional court,” MTS said.
According to court materials, Melekhov has a tariff plan with a monthly payment of 450 rubles and 3 gigabytes of traffic and 500 minutes of calls. When the bundle tariff has been used, the client is charged 1.5 rubles per minute for an outgoing call. The monthly payment and addition of new package minutes were done on the 22nd day of each month. The plaintiff said that the operator illegally wrote off free minutes, which were included into the tariff, in the early hours of June 22, 2016.
MTS’ spokesperson Dmitry Solodovnikov said that the plaintiff argued about six minutes, while all settlements were accurate and transparent, which was confirmed by court decisions.
In July, Melekhov filed a cassation appeal.
(59.6521 rubles – U.S. $1)
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