People might be interested to hear what Sir Stelios said as he threw
the toys over the side

http://www.easy.com/archive/10.11.06EMO.html

But as that page is no longer online ...

He criticised his partner company, who have paid easy group a
six-figure annual licence fee (his words), and pointed at changes in
their ownership and management structure going back several months,
asserting that they had not done enough to build the product as they
were no longer interested

- which doesn't really explain why they launched a huge promotional
offer in the middle of the summer - that at least doubled the number of
subscribers, but most of the new ones weren't actually spending any
money

"Simply put, TDC is no longer a worthy licensee of the easy brand and
damages will be sought to compensate for any damage done to the brand
in the past or in the future,"

and

"I will make sure that TDC understand that they must treat the
customers and the staff well and I am already putting a new service in
place with a new partner under the easyTelecom.com brand."

Well, Telmore seem to have made those arrangements with both customers
and staff, even before his outburst. Perhaps the page above has been
removed on the advice of the two company's lawyers ... ?

In their home country Denmark, they got to a significant market share
in a very short time, but it just wasn't happening here

Maybe this is more even-handed
http://www.ovum.com/news/euronews.asp?id=5094