Ofcom Deals & Offers

Lol it’s like HUKD PM

You should report that breach to Ofcom tomorrow as it is a Regulation this new system works as instructed by text by all mobile companies. No personal opt out available, unless the account holds more than one mobile number - which Three doesn’t as all Three consumer customers get a new account number for each line/mobile number. Business customer contracts can opted out. Consumer? ofcom switchboard: 0300 123 3000 or 020 7981 3000 Welsh speaking ? call 0300 123 2023. source: https://www.ofcom.org.uk/about-ofcom/contact-us always double check the internet before using a telephone number where you may disclose personal details.

I received this from three after text to 65075, any idea?

Yes

So if I get my PAC code then decide to not use it, my contract just continues, yes? I don't lose my number?

Sample story No extra charge for making or receiving calls while roaming Michael lives in Ireland and has a contract with a mobile service provider which includes roaming. Thanks to the EU "roam like at home" rules Michael does not have to worry about paying a surcharge for any calls to EU numbers he makes or receives during a business trip to Spain. Callers from Ireland will be charged the domestic rate for calling Michael. If he calls a local Spanish number, his family in Ireland, or another EU country, he will pay Irish internal domestic prices for these calls. https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/internet-telecoms/mobile-roaming-costs/index_en.htm

Yeah pretty sure, I rang landlines and mobiles to book excursions and tickets to a water park whilst in Tenerife and didn't get charged anything. I've also done the same in France and Cyprus and again no charges

are you sure about this. i reckon you'd be charged as if calling from the uk.

These caps are: €0.19 (around 16p) excluding VAT per minute for calls (including any connection charge); and€0.06 (around 5p) excluding VAT for text messages.

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Easy way to get free broadband Disconnect your router and report youve got no internet... repeat 3 times in a month for 2 days each Wala free internet

Yes , very happy! Especially as they told me it wasn’t covered! (y)

That's a result!

I just had a Surprise email after being told my Fibre upgrade wasn’t covered!

Got a free month worth £41 after having no landline for 5 days with Sky. They tested the line when I reported it and said the fault was on the outside of the house so I wouldn't need to be in when Openreach came out to repair it. The engineer came out on the Tuesday and reckoned the fault was inside the property. Another engineer came out on the Friday and said the fault was outside as per my original conversation with Sky. It turned out my line was 24 volts instead of 50 and had I been on the phone as the same time as next door we could have heard each others calls.

I doubt this is a thing. Its probably for other reasons. Plus the MGLAS is from the point of sale so even if estimates change won't change the fact you were sold at least 26

Hope you get the gist now, and this is with all the providers, they have created this safety net by decreasing massively the guaranteed speed and with some providers even the maximum speed is lowered to 24. Before the Ofcom changes Your estimated speed: Download: 28-40 Mbps (at least 26 Mbps) Upload: Up to 7 Mbps After Ofcom Changes Your estimated speed: Download: 22-40 Mbps (at least 16 Mbps) Upload: Up to 7 Mbps

utilitywarehouse uses talktalk, they have 2 packages 40/10 and 80/20

I wrote intentionally like that :)

Gotta be careful with carp broadband, bit fishy .sorry couldn't resist

Well that’s not my fault Three haven’t updated the info they gave to Ofcom previously :/

No pal , the site you mention tells me its bad , the Three website reports it accurately, Cold

The problem with this app is that it uses the coverage data supplied by the Mobile Network Operators - and this is just a bit on the 'optimistic' side..... For example - outside our Village Hall - the OFCOM Coverage Checker says that there should be coverage from THREE out of the FOUR networks...... In reality, there is NO COVERAGE..... Apparently O2 now covers 98% of UK properties INDOORS! Not sure which parallel universe that is true in - but it certainly is not true in my reality! Mobile Coverage Obligation

OpenSignal posted above will though

I’ve got it, problem is is crowdsourced and as much use as the person who last used it, on the other hand having a Ofcom app/webpage that says good coverage but you don’t or it has degraded is good evidence to break a contract in minimum term as the service is not of satisfactory standard ;)

Thanks for that, my daughter's ID mobile sim was set at £5 I did ask when I got it at the beginning of the year if it could be £0 but wasn't possible, just been on the app and managed to change it to £0 :D

No reason Here is one...happy https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/7gb-4g-data-5000-minutes-texts-30-days-sim-plusnet-mobile-uswitch-exclusive-3106461

Good old pzaman suprised you haven’t put up any plusnet deals. Why did you change your name for?

It is a deal because you stay within your mobile allowance, no extra charges except your line rental and that is a huge saving over many months and years to come :)

Even reposted by himself lol desarate for heat. Should be in misc. this is not a deal