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Court Trial to Start Over BT s Alleged UK Landline Overcharging

After a three-year battle, the Collective Action on Land Lines (CALL) campaign will this month finally take national broadband ISP and phone provider BT

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Martin Lewis on new mobile phone legal challenge which could see millions of people get £1,000 payout

Martin Lewis on new mobile phone legal challenge which could see millions of people get £1,000 payout
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New legal claim could mean millions of mobile users receive payouts up to £1,823

New legal claim could mean millions of mobile users receive payouts up to £1,823
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Vodafone: UK telecom operators face class action over bills, Telecom News, ET Telecom

Vodafone, EE, Three and O2 are accused of "loyalty penalties", leaving existing customers paying more than new customers for the same services, stated law firm Charles Lyndon, which has brought the case along with an adviser on consumers legal rights, Justin Gutmann.

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UK mobile phone operators face class action

Loyalty lock-ins might have been illegal  The UK's biggest mobile phone operators could face total damages of $4.15 billion following cl.

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