Mobile phone networks in the UK

[shaunbhoy]

EE & BT combined should provide best network coverage. BT already had the MVNO agreement in place with EE, so it knows what it's buying into; no doubt a better offering than its previous one. BT being UK-based will probably be paying their fair share of tax, which will appease the tax mafia.

Oh I see where you are coming from. I was less concerned with the Tax implications than the complete inadequacy of their mobile network to cater for the rather extreme demands of a blue light service.

[LondonManc]

Can you explain? BT used to own O2. Didn't stop their network being lousy.

EE & BT combined should provide best network coverage. BT already had the MVNO agreement in place with EE, so it knows what it's buying into; no doubt a better offering than its previous one. BT being UK-based will probably be paying their fair share of tax, which will appease the tax mafia.

[shaunbhoy]

Given EE are being bought by BT, it kind of makes sense.

Can you explain? BT used to own O2. Didn't stop their network being lousy.

[LondonManc]

Of course. They are all fantastic, so good in fact that the Government are mad keen on porting the Blue Light Services onto EE as a way of saving money.

EE to deliver critical 4G network for Britain’s Emergency Services

Given EE are being bought by BT, it kind of makes sense.

[shaunbhoy]

Of course. They are all fantastic, so good in fact that the Government are mad keen on porting the Blue Light Services onto EE as a way of saving money.

EE to deliver critical 4G network for Britain’s Emergency Services

[DimPrawn]

Are there any that are paying some UK tax, using UK workers rather than barely english speaking overseas call centres, that actually have a signal that works sometimes and where "customer services" doesn't involve a 3 hour wait to get through?

Just wondered like.