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Piggybacker switching to a different mobile operator
BernddasBrot
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hello everyone!
I currently use a Vodafone 4G SIM for my home broadband. Where I live only 4G from Vodafone and O2 works.
I can get a better deal from Tesco Mobile (on the O2 network) but my question is this - if half way through my contract Tesco split with O2 and switched to another mobile operator who doesn't cover my area with 4G, can I escape the contract early without penalty?
I currently use a Vodafone 4G SIM for my home broadband. Where I live only 4G from Vodafone and O2 works.
I can get a better deal from Tesco Mobile (on the O2 network) but my question is this - if half way through my contract Tesco split with O2 and switched to another mobile operator who doesn't cover my area with 4G, can I escape the contract early without penalty?
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Probably not , although swapping the underlying network is not something MVNO ‘s do particularly often , so seems a odd thing to take into consideration, or give too much weight to when making a decision0
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