How does the value-added service fee come from?

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China Mobile's value-added service fee refers to the basic monthly fee for SIM card, voice communication fee and information collection fee, as well as other additional fees, such as GPRS Internet access, SMS package, color ring back tone, call reminder, etc. Mobile value-added services are services that mobile operators can choose to use on the basis of mobile voice services for different user groups and market demands.

China Mobile Communications Group Co., Ltd. is a central enterprise established on April 20, 2000 according to the overall deployment of the national telecommunications system reform. 20 17 12, China Mobile Communications Group Company changed its corporate system. The enterprise type was changed from a state-owned enterprise to a wholly state-owned company and renamed as China Mobile Communications Group Co., Ltd. China Mobile is a mobile communication operator based on GSM, TDD-LTE and FDD-LTE networks.

China Mobile wholly owns China Mobile Group Co., Ltd., and its holding China Mobile Co., Ltd. has set up wholly-owned subsidiaries in 365,438+0 provinces and Hong Kong, and listed in Hong Kong and new york, mainly engaged in mobile voice, data, broadband, IP telephone and multimedia services, and has the right to operate international networking units of computer Internet and international import and export business. The registered capital is 300 billion RMB, the asset scale is nearly10.7 trillion RMB, and the total number of employees is nearly 500,000.