What is the first six seconds of the phone no billing rule?

In 2000, the Ministry of Information Industry issued a regulation stipulating that "ultra-short calls with a call duration of less than 3 seconds will not be charged".

China Telecom issued the (2000) No. 18 document "Notice on Clarifying the Billing Treatment of Long-distance **" Ultra-short Call Bills", and stipulated that if the user uses ordinary ** to make a long-distance call, and the duration of a call is less than 3 seconds (excluding 3 seconds), the user will not be charged;

If a user makes a long-distance call through an immediate billing public card, IC card, magnetic card, 200 card, 300 card, IP card, etc., due to the technical difficulty of full implementation, a call duration of less than 3 seconds is still handled as a normal call.

China Mobile does not charge for ultra-short call orders (3 seconds), and China Mobile does not charge for ultra-short call orders (3 seconds), as follows:

1) If a mobile**customer dials a fixed**, mobile** or other service access number, if a long-distance call occurs (including dialing international calls and using 12593 services), the long-distance call bill within 3 seconds (including 3 seconds) will not be charged for basic calls and long-distance calls.

2) The ultra-short 3-second CDR generated during roaming is processed in the same way as the non-roaming ultra-short 3-second CDR

If a long-distance call is generated and the call duration is less than or equal to 3 seconds, the CDR is free of charge.

3) The customer of China Mobile** uses China Mobile's one-time dial-up IP** (except for 17951 calls to local, or one-time dial-up IP** of other operators** (China Mobile makes the call order on behalf of the customer) for long-distance calls within 3 seconds (including 3 seconds), regardless of the basic call fee and long-distance call charge;

4) If a customer uses a secondary dialing IP address from China Mobile or other operators, the basic call fee within 3 seconds (including 3 seconds) will be charged as it is, and no 3-second check will be conducted;

5) If a mobile customer uses a long-distance circuit of another operator to make a long-distance call (e.g., China Tietong 068), the basic call fee will not be charged for the long-distance call order within 3 seconds (including 3 seconds);

6) When the mobile ** customer uses the call forwarding service, if the long-distance circuit is occupied, the basic call forwarding fee and long-distance call fee are not counted for the call forwarding bill within 3 seconds (including 3 seconds);

7) Check all called call bills of mobile** customers for 3 seconds, and all long-distance call bills within 3 seconds (including 3 seconds) are not counted for basic call charges and long-distance call charges;

8) Check all the CDRs (except for the secondary dialing IP** and SMS services) of international roaming customers for 3 seconds, and all short calls within 3 seconds (including 3 seconds) will not be charged for basic calls and long-distance calls;

9) When all customers use China Mobile's long-distance network or IP** network to make long-distance or IP long-distance calls, the long-distance call fee and IP long-distance call fee will not be counted for long-distance calls within 3 seconds (including 3 seconds); If the billing bill in the above situation occurs, the customer can accept it through the 1860 customer service center or at the front desk of the business hall, and we will refund the bill in accordance with the provisions of double refund.

Now the mobile phone is charged for 6 seconds, and if you don't play for 6 seconds, you won't be charged.

Now China's telecom operators are billed by the minute, there is no so-called six-second billing standard, telecom operators do not have something, it makes sense to ask.

Divided into different **.

Ordinary cards, also known as postpaid cards, are paid first and then paid. If it is a target network, it is also called a PPS card, it is prepaid, and there is no charge within 3 seconds, whether it is roaming, local or long-distance. (Most users are prepaid users, that is, pay first and then play**).

Of course, there are also regional differences, some provinces are like this, and some provinces accept no matter what card is opened (I have the impression that Guangdong is like this, and it will not be accepted within 3 seconds).

Local calls are charged per minute for less than one minute. Long-distance charges are charged on a per-second basis.

Toll! It's not received within seconds.,I've checked the call list before.,See! Mobile charges are not very clear, so you should pay attention to them!

Billed as 6 seconds, for a total of 2 minutes and 6 seconds.

If the full minute is billed, the full minute will be billed every 6 seconds.

Charge, a rubber return to the general play ** as long as someone picks up the promotion to let listen to the charge, and tell you, 55 seconds is counted as one minute, and after 56 seconds, it is counted as 2 minutes. Noisy like a game hoping to be.

Brother, one second of the call is charged on a minute-by-minute basis, and 6 seconds is also charged on a one-minute basis

Does this need to be asked?

Of course, even if it is collected in 1 second, it must be collected.

Of course, if you receive it, less than six seconds will also be billed as six seconds.

Billed when passed. One second, it was harvested by one minute.

I don't know about China Mobile (no charge within three seconds) Unicom.

There is no charge for three seconds.

There is no charge for less than 3 seconds.

According to the regulations of the Ministry of Information Industry for long-distance travel**, there is no charge for your situation. Here's a closer look: 1

If your mobile phone makes a domestic long-distance call locally, and the call time is 1 second or 2 seconds (referring to the system timing, not the mobile phone timing, and the mobile phone timing is sometimes different from the system timing), then it should be ** free. If it reaches 3 seconds (no more than 6 seconds), it will be charged within 6 seconds, and the fee you have to pay is 1 minute of local fee plus 6 seconds of long-distance fee, and you have to pay yuan in local minutes; However, if you dial IP long-distance (i.e. dial 17951 or 17911 before the number), it is free for less than 3 seconds, and if it reaches 3 seconds and does not exceed 60 seconds, you will have to pay the local fee and the IP long-distance fee in Canadian dollars. 2.

Your mobile phone calls locally**, because the Ministry of Information Industry does not stipulate ultra-short local bill processing methods, so even if it is only 1 second, dialing local** will be billed according to 1 minute Yuan 3Roaming: Since April 08, long-distance charges have been cancelled when roaming, so all domestic ** calls in roaming places must be charged for 1 minute even if they are 1 second, and roaming charges will be charged for 1 minute even if they answer ** even if they are 1 second.

The above introduction applies to both China Mobile and China Unicom. Your question is simple for fixed** or PHS, there is no charge for less than 3 seconds for long distances, even if it reaches 3 seconds and less than 6 seconds, you only need to pay a few cents, but if you also call the market, 1 second is about two cents for 3 minutes. View the original post