There is another practice telecommunications companies have been gouging Barbadians for many years. FLOW, the other one, will suddenly discontinue or change a mobile plan and there is nothing the consumer can do about it. We are told pricing for mobile products is not regulated by the Fair Trading Commission (FTC), the regulator.
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Pre-sentencing reports have been ordered on two men who admitted to having over $20 000 worth of marijuana concealed in Bluetooth speakers.Rudolph McDonald Lewis, a 54-year-old storeroom supervisor, of Olive Lodge Road, Holder’s Hill, St James and 33-year-old disc jockey Dwayne Jamal Stanford, of Near Carlton, Black Rock Main Road, St Michael pleaded guilty to the charges before the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court.According to Station Sergeant Randolph Boyce, lawmen were on duty on July 22 when they received information about a vehicle and its occupants.The motorcar was spotted travelling along the Barrow section of the ABC Highway heading towards the Norman Niles roundabout. It was stopped and the occupants were told by officers of the investigations.When the car was searched, three boxes each containing the speakers were found in the backseat. In them were a total of 19 packages of the substance wrapped in carbon and transparent tape.