14. Re-directing an MSISDN

14. Re-directing an MSISDN

When a mobile number (MSISDN) is transferred to a new End User, a Premium Rate for Subscription-Type Services and the actual subscription relationship with the previous End User shall automatically cease prior to transfer.

At Danish Mobile Companies, an MSISDN will be blocked for reissue for a period after an End User has terminated their agreement without the MSISDN being transferred to a different Mobile Company.

If there are Subscription-Type Services which are sent at a frequency of more than three (3) months, a Content Provider shall obtain renewed acceptance of the Premium Rate from the End User prior before the provider can send any item involving a Premium Rate.

If there are Subscription-Type Services which are sent at a frequency of less than three (3) months, a non-existent MSISDN might result in various error messages (API return codes) from the Mobile Company.

The table below contains a summary of the API return codes used and the way in which a Content Provider must react to these. Where an Aggregator intermediate link is present, this is obliged to re-direct the information to the actual Content Provider:

 

Error codeGeneric descriptionMandatory reaction from Content Provider (via Operators)
5001The customer does not existCancel the service/subscription and stop charging.
Delete the MSISDN in the database
5002Blocked for Premium Rate services (standard operator service)Cancel the service/subscription and stop charging.
5002Blocked for physical goods and servicesCancel the service/subscription and stop charging.
5003Blocked because balance control limit has been reached“Try again later”
5003Blocked because usage control limit for Premium Rate services has been reached“Try again later”
5003Prepaid – not enough money in the account“Try again later”