Mobile broadband

It can be. A service should correspond to what you and the operator have agreed upon. If the coverage is worse than what you were promised, then there is a fault with the service. Mobile services can be affected by various factors such as capacity in the mast, and the services are usually described in...

Contact the operator you consider responsible. If the operator advises you to complain to a reseller but that complaint does not yield results, you can again contact the operator with whom you have the subscription. The operator is responsible for the services they bill you for, even if they are sold by resellers. If the...

If you terminate the contract by phone, you should ask for a written confirmation of this. Otherwise, it may be difficult for you to prove that you have terminated the contract if a dispute arises about this. Even if you can show that you called the operator, it is not certain that it will be...

You can withdraw via email, letter, or phone. If you and the operator do not agree on whether you have withdrawn or not, it is you who must be able to prove that you sent a notice of withdrawal in an appropriate manner and when it was sent. Therefore, it is advantageous from an evidentiary...

If you believe you have received a business subscription agreement despite considering yourself a consumer, you should send an email or a letter to the operator as soon as possible and point this out. Save a copy. If you were called and the agreement was made over the phone, you can primarily argue that the...

If a contract is to be concluded as a result of the operator contacting you, they must send a confirmation of their offer to you. The contract is then concluded when you accept this offer in writing. If you decline the offer already during the phone call, the operator should not send any confirmation to...