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laurie_dunkley@despammed.com - 26 Mar 2008 20:22 GMT

have 3, now teamed up with t-mobile for uk roaming was o2, then
orange ?

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acdeag - 26 Mar 2008 21:40 GMT

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<313ed1e4-a4a5-4641-83e3-179b134b4649@c19g2000prf.googlegroups.com>"lau

> have 3, now teamed up with t-mobile for uk roaming was o2, then
> orange ?

> laurie

Still Orange, and some are still using O2 in addition.

I think you are confusing the recent agreement with T-Mobile re
network share, this only applies to their 3G networks, whereas the
Orange roaming was for a 2G service only, which 3 do not have.

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Phil - 27 Mar 2008 08:17 GMT

> In article
> <313ed1e4-a4a5-4641-83e3-179b134b4649@c19g2000prf.googlegroups.com>"lau
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> network share, this only applies to their 3G networks, whereas the
> Orange roaming was for a 2G service only, which 3 do not have.

Does anyone know when the 3G sharing is going to happen?

Where I live there is no T-Mobile, but there is 3, 3G coverage.

Whilst home 3G was never very important, it would be nice to have.

Thanks Phil

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Jon - 28 Mar 2008 08:19 GMT

> > have 3, now teamed up with t-mobile for uk roaming was o2, then
> > orange ?
>
> > laurie
>
> Still Orange, and some are still using O2 in addition.

Orange provide 3G backup, not 2G from what I have learned.

> I think you are confusing the recent agreement with T-Mobile re
> network share, this only applies to their 3G networks, whereas the
> Orange roaming was for a 2G service only, which 3 do not have.

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acdeag - 29 Mar 2008 00:23 GMT

>> > have 3, now teamed up with t-mobile for uk roaming was o2, then
>> > orange ?
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>> network share, this only applies to their 3G networks, whereas the
>> Orange roaming was for a 2G service only, which 3 do not have.

You are wrong Orange provide 2G backup for 3 so as to fill in the gaps where
3 have not built their network.

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Usenet User - 29 Mar 2008 19:17 GMT

> In article <nemoWed032608083...@news.individual.net>,
> AESVBKNFQ...@spammotel.com says...
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> Orange provide 3G backup, not 2G from what I have learned.

This is incorrect. Orange provide 2G roaming (along with O2 for older
customers).

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