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Nepal Telecom (NT) has launched the International Toll Free Service (ITFS) in collaboration with various international carrier partners.
The customers of CDMA, GSM and PSTN can make use of the service by dialing access code 1800 and toll free number issued by the NT, according to NT.
The service makes it free for the customers to call the companies as the multinational companies offer the service free of cost. However, companies have to take International Toll Free Number from the NT.
The service will be helpful to get information of multinational companies including airlines, insurance, hotels, banks, among other business organisations.
NT has also already started toll free service in the country through Advanced Freephone Service (AFS) with access code 1660. nepalnews.com
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