T-Mobile refused me a contract

adindas

macman wrote: »

So it appears that a contract mobile phone service is now a human right?

Lol, everyone could know challenge on the bsais of human right ...
For some people, borrowing money from the bank is also human right probably

System

May be I should have referred to them as publicaly licenced Network Operators......and those Networks I assure you are owned by the public.......

I'd love to know how you come to that conclusion. They only pay for a licence to use the frequency. The networks are owned by the companies

visidigi

wantmemoney wrote: »

May be I should have referred to them as publicaly licenced Network Operators......and those Networks I assure you are owned by the public.......

nope...still doesn't make sense...

Guys_Dad

wantmemoney wrote: »

The communications Network is owned by the public and every member of the public is entitled by UK Law to have uninterrupted access to that service.

Network Operators like T-Mobile who obtained public licence and agreed to supply communications services to the public cannot refuse members of the public access to the public communication Network purely on their personal economic reasons.

Companies that supply public utilities under licence(energy,water,etc) are absolutely not allowed to 'cherry pick'.

So if I don't pay my mobile bill, they can't cut me off? Cloud cuckoo land!

You, sir, are completely misinformed and are misinforming others. Desist!

wantmemoney

Guys_Dad wrote:

So if I don't pay my mobile bill, they can't cut me off?

I said they can't refuse you to have access to the public service...of course you have to pay the bill....what a silly notion that is 'Cloud cuckoo land' indeed.

no wonder you lot ended up in telecoms :rotfl:

Tony5101

wantmemoney wrote: »

I said they can't refuse you to have access to the public service...of course you have to pay the bill....what a silly notion that is 'Cloud cuckoo land' indeed.

no wonder you lot ended up in telecoms :rotfl:

If you keep digging...you're bound to end up in Australia at some point...
Maybe one of those publically owned road building companies that can't refuse you service will help?

Guys_Dad

Tony5101 wrote: »

If you keep digging...you're bound to end up in Australia at some point...
Maybe one of those publically owned road building companies that can't refuse you service will help?

National Health Service maybe?

drbesty

Don't bother addressing any correspondence to Moaty either, he left the company months ago

wantmemoney

T-Mobile refused me a contract

Any company can choose not to take your business if they wish

Tony5101 wrote:

those publically owned road building companies that can't refuse you service

Guys_Dad wrote:

National Health Service maybe?

must admit not the type of companies I would compare to T-Mobile.