Do you mind paying for 112 emergency service from your mobile account?
Tuesday, February 7
“Of course not, as an SMS informed me there will only be 20 tetri cut per month, so I do not think this amount of money is worth talking about.”
Mary, Bank Employee, 29
“Our government consists of criminals; they know how to take money away from people. I am against paying even small amount of money, you know why? Because I am sure that money goes into private businesses and into the pockets of government authorities. Why should I pay money for the public service even if I never call it?”
Dali, housewife, 51
“Well, 20 tetri is not a large amount of money but I am sure this cost will increase in time, the same with buses and marshrutkas. The cost started at 20 tetri and now it is 50 and 80 tetri. So, I will not be pleased if I see how more and more money is cut from my mobile account automatically.”
Zura, economist, 26
“I got some questions regarding the issue; somehow I haven't paid yet.”
Revaz, Bank Employee, 21
“To tell you the truth, I do not care at all.”
Ani, Language Specialist, 23
“I am categorically against this decision. I have no desire to poke somebody in my account without my permission. They have already cut 20 tetri from my account at a time when I needed it very much.”
Anna, Journalist, 35
“I am strictly protesting that decision, it is unacceptable to me.”
Salome, Manager, 28
“I think it’s terrible – I just wonder why the ordinary citizens have to pay for everything in this country. It’s just so weird.”
Lile, Reporter, 24
“The state-funded organizations like patrol police or ambulance shouldn’t be charge because they should serve people’s interests instead of violating their rights and oppressing them.”
Akaki, Economist, 21
Mary, Bank Employee, 29
“Our government consists of criminals; they know how to take money away from people. I am against paying even small amount of money, you know why? Because I am sure that money goes into private businesses and into the pockets of government authorities. Why should I pay money for the public service even if I never call it?”
Dali, housewife, 51
“Well, 20 tetri is not a large amount of money but I am sure this cost will increase in time, the same with buses and marshrutkas. The cost started at 20 tetri and now it is 50 and 80 tetri. So, I will not be pleased if I see how more and more money is cut from my mobile account automatically.”
Zura, economist, 26
“I got some questions regarding the issue; somehow I haven't paid yet.”
Revaz, Bank Employee, 21
“To tell you the truth, I do not care at all.”
Ani, Language Specialist, 23
“I am categorically against this decision. I have no desire to poke somebody in my account without my permission. They have already cut 20 tetri from my account at a time when I needed it very much.”
Anna, Journalist, 35
“I am strictly protesting that decision, it is unacceptable to me.”
Salome, Manager, 28
“I think it’s terrible – I just wonder why the ordinary citizens have to pay for everything in this country. It’s just so weird.”
Lile, Reporter, 24
“The state-funded organizations like patrol police or ambulance shouldn’t be charge because they should serve people’s interests instead of violating their rights and oppressing them.”
Akaki, Economist, 21