The oposite sex is the most dangerous and addictive drug out there, but the high is unlike anything else Your position:Home->china business-> Beijing Unicom Offers Free Incoming Calls Beijing Unicom, a local branch of China's second largest mobile phone operator China Unicom Ltd., has announced subscribers can enjoy free incoming calls from Wednesday. According to a Beijing Unicom spokesman, the free calls are only available to users in Beijing at present due to "complicated charging policies". Beijing Unicom's rival Beijing Mobile, local branch of China's largest mobile operator China Mobile Ltd., started providing free incoming calls packages for a monthly prepaid fee on Feb. 8. Beijing Unicom has about 7 million users while the number of Beijing Mobile subscribers exceeds 10 million. (Xinhua News Agency February 15, 2007) Contact Us-------------------------------------ddpcn.com * Required information Full Name: * Your Email: * Message:* Preview:Avaya Sets up Shop in N      Next:Mobile Phone Sales Top China Netcom Looks to Corporate Clients China Has 840 Mln Phone Users China Mobile 3G Plan Draws Big Telecom Firms Telecom Monopoly Still Exists Mobile Phone Sales Top 100 Mln Last Year Avaya Sets up Shop in New 'Call Center Hub' Nokia Says Sales Rose 39% in 2006 Unicom Denies Company Break-up Rumor Ericsson 'in Talks' on Standard Trials China Mobile to Call for 3G Test Bids