Micro-payment policies are strictly controlled by carriers and the government, and sk, kt, and lgu+ have various regulations for user protection and payment restrictions. These policies are mainly to prevent illegal monetization of micro-payment and to ensure that users can use the service safely. Let me explain in detail what policies they have.
To make small payments while unpaid, you can bypass the payment agency policy or change your IP. You can change your IP by turning on and off the plane mode, or you can try to pay through another payment agency. You can also request the carrier to pay in installments for unpaid bills, and it is also important to prevent arrears by setting up automatic transfers.
Setting and managing limits
Micro-payment limits (소액결제 한도) can be set from a minimum of 10,000 won to a maximum of 1 million won. It is important to set an appropriate micro-payment limit because there are all different micro-payment limits that can be set depending on your telecommunications credit status. To prevent excessive payments, one way is to lower the payment limit to avoid inevitable additional payments.
a policy of non-payment and arrears
Each carrier has a policy of restricting payments without payment. Therefore, when non-payment occurs, gradual sanctions are imposed first in the order of data usage restrictions, transmission restrictions, and reception restrictions. Finally, if arrears last more than three months, they can lead to contract termination and credit failure registration.
the prevention of illegal monetization
Small payment monetization (소액결제 현금화) is considered illegal by most carriers. Therefore, we are implementing policies to prevent this. If you use an illegal monetization company, you can face legal punishment, and you can take measures such as blocking payment of communication accidents and suspending service.
