Cancelling a contract

diamonds

WellKnownSid wrote: »

No roaming here onto anything other than network code 234-33. There may well be local differences of course.

It's base station dependant, where 3 agrees no signal Orange roaming was allowed but if EE are not allowing access to old T-Mobile base stations (Whilst decommissioning Orange at the same time!) then that should not be happening... all other EE customers and resellers get dual access to 2 and 3G from both network access codes of T-Mob & O...


Seems like a monopoly block out with their roaming and backhaul partner 3, this uncompetitive behaviour needs to be reported by 3 customers to Ofcom en masse.

d123

diamonds wrote: »

Seems like a monopoly block out with their roaming and backhaul partner 3, this uncompetitive behaviour needs to be reported by 3 customers to Ofcom en masse.

The roaming agreement was purely a commercial agreement between Orange and Three (and with o2 previously), there was no statutory order for it to be supplied.

Doing what you suggest could lead to it being terminated altogether if EE decide it isn't worth the trouble of OFCOM complaints, it doesn't make them much money from what I've heard.

WellKnownSid

d123 wrote: »

Doing what you suggest could lead to it being terminated altogether if EE decide it isn't worth the trouble of OFCOM complaints, it doesn't make them much money from what I've heard.

The other problem is that - by definition - it doesn't make three much money either...

diamonds

d123 wrote: »

The roaming agreement was purely a commercial agreement between Orange and Three (and with o2 previously), there was no statutory order for it to be supplied.

Doing what you suggest could lead to it being terminated altogether if EE decide it isn't worth the trouble of OFCOM complaints, it doesn't make them much money from what I've heard.

The approval of merger would forbid the barring of T-Mobile access to 3 customers.