What are the telecom value added services, about telecom value added services

According to the Classification Catalogue of Telecommunication Services (2015 Edition), value-added telecommunication services are classified as:

1. Category 1 value-added telecommunications services.

1. Internet data center business.

2. Content distribution network business.

3. Domestic Internet virtual private network business.

4. Internet access service business.

2. The second type of value-added telecommunications services.

2. Domestic multi-party communication service business.

3. Storage business.

4. Call center business.

1) Domestic call center business.

2) Offshore call center business.

5. Information service business.

6. Coding and procedure conversion business.

1) Domain name resolution service business.

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Value-added telecommunications services refer to additional communication services developed by virtue of the resources and other communication equipment of the public telecommunication networkThe value realized increases the economic benefits or functional value of the original network. This is sometimes referred to as enhanced business. This can generally be canceled, contact the relevant telecommunications department or go to the business hall to cancel.

Telecommunications:

The value-added service fee should be the voice information fee.

You can go to the telecom office for consultation.

You can also call 10000 to transfer to manual service consultation.

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China Unicom's value-added service fees mainly include the costs of your value-added services such as SMS, MMS, Unicom in the letter, Xuanling, Yueling, Super Xuanling, voicemail, handheld**, mobile Internet access, mobile TV, mobile newspaper, mobile phone**, mobile mailbox, mobile phone search, instant messaging, Unicom Liyin, Unicom secretary, **navigation, video conference, **conference, etc.

1. Storage business.

2. Call center business.

3. Internet access service business.

4. Information service business.

1. Storage business.

Storage services refer to services that use the storage mechanism to send information to users. Voicemail, e-mail, fax storage, etc. belong to the storage business.

1) Voicemail.

2) E-mail business.

E-mail service refers to the e-mail service based on the packet network in accordance with the ITU recommendations. It combines computers with public telecommunication networks to provide users with various types of information exchange by means of storage.

Fax storage** business.

Fax storage service refers to the service of setting up a storage system between the user's fax machines, and the fax between users is controlled by the storage system and transmitted to the other end in real time.

The fax storage system is mainly composed of a fax workstation and a fax storage mailbox, which are connected by a packet network or a digital dedicated line. Fax storage** services mainly include: multi-address delivery, scheduled delivery, fax mailbox, designated receiver communication, message archiving and other auxiliary functions.

2. Call center business.

Call center business refers to the use of call center system and database technology connected to the public network or the Internet by entrusted by enterprises and institutions, through information collection, processing, storage, etc. to establish an information database, through fixed network, mobile network or Internet and other public communication networks to provide users with services such as business consulting, information consultation and data query about the enterprise and institution.

The call center business also includes the rental service of call center system and operator agents.

Users can enter the system through a variety of ways, such as fixed, fax, mobile communication terminals and computer terminals, access the system's database, and obtain information consulting services about the enterprises and institutions by voice, fax, e-mail, short message, etc.

3. Internet access service business.

Internet access service (ISP) refers to the use of access servers and corresponding software and hardware resources to establish service nodes, and the use of public telecommunications infrastructure to connect service nodes with the Internet backbone network, to provide all kinds of users with access to the Internet services. Users can use the public network or other access means to connect to their service nodes, and access the Internet through the nodes.

4. Information service business.

The types of information services mainly include content services, entertainment games, business information, and location information. The users of the information service service can be users of fixed communication networks, mobile communication networks, Internet users or other data transmission networks.