Mobile carrier definition

Mobile carrier means an electrically powered device that:
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Mobile carrier means the holder of a public mobile licence in force under Part VI;
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Mobile carrier means any holder of a COL servicing Bermuda’s National Market for the supply of Retail mobile services, including voice and data, wholesale access and local call origination on mobile networks and/or a Bermuda’s National Market for the supply of Wholesale origination of international calls on mobile networks;
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More Definitions of Mobile carrier

Mobile carrier means the holder of a public mobile licence in force under Part VI; “modifications” includes variations, additions, omissions and substitutions;
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Mobile carrier means the different network operators provider at sender or recipient country of origin (e.g. Vodacom Tanzania, MTN Uganda, Vodacom DRC and Burundi telecom and Banks and other Corridors as may be agreed upon from time etc.).
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Related to Mobile carrier

  • Mobile food vendor means every corporation, association, joint stock association, person, firm or partnership, their lessees, directors, receivers, trustees, appointees by any court whatsoever, or the heirs, executors, administrators, or personal representatives or assignees of any deceased owner, owning, controlling, operating or managing any mobile food vending unit.

  • mobile plant means any machinery, appliance or other similar device that is able to move independently, and Is used for the purpose of performing construction work on a construction site;

  • Private carrier means a person who transports solid waste in the person's own vehicle purely as an incidental adjunct to some other established private business owned or operated by that person in good faith.

  • Mobile Network means the network facilities and/or network services comprising the public cellular network for the provision of Call Communications.

  • Commercial Mobile Radio Services (CMRS) means Commercial Mobile Radio Service, As Defined in the Act and FCC rules.