Telikom PNG going paperless
Papua New Guinea’s (PNG) major telecommunications company, Telikom PNG, will no longer be printing bills and have opted to go paperless as of July 31, 2012. According to the company’s public notice, they are doing this in order to protect the environment.
They have also advised clients to register for e-bills. However, clients who opt for printed bills will have to fork out K5 per page after the deadline.
In order to subscribe for e-bills, clients can email Telikom at registration@telikom.com.pgor visit their website www.telikompng.com.pg and download their application form.
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