Is BT going to get EE?

Even better deals for Small Business customers. EE is part of BT Group – one of the UK’s biggest communications and IT companies.

Do BT customers get EE discount?

Eligible Customers (defined in section 2 below) can link their BT account to a selected pay monthly EE mobile number registered at the same address as their BT service to claim 10% off the monthly price of the registered EE plan.

Was the BT and EE merger successful?

BT Group’s takeover of mobile phone network EE has been given final clearance by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). The £12.5bn deal brings together the UK’s largest fixed-line business and the largest mobile telecoms business.

Did BT merge or takeover EE?

TELECOMS giants BT, and EE are to merge to create one super network by 2020. Customers who sign up to the new BT Plus service will be able to get their broadband, internet and mobile bill in one place and switch between networks.

Is BT Mobile closing?

The BT Mobile app is closing soon, but don’t worry – it’s now easier than ever to manage your mobile account and other products all in one place with the My BT app.

How do I get 20% off EE?

How it works

1. Visit the EE Perk page and register with your NHS email address or valid NHS photo ID to get your 20% off discount code.
2. Choose your pay monthly phone, SIM or broadband plan.
3. Enter your discount code at checkout where it says “Got a gift voucher?”

Is EE cheaper than BT?

Cost. EE broadband is usually lower in price than BT. That said, both providers often have deals and special offers on, so it’s always best to compare deals and see who’s currently best. *Average speeds are based on the download speeds of at least 50% of customers at peak time(8pm to 10pm).

Has EE been bought out?

The competition regulator has given the final clearance for BT’s contentious £12.5bn takeover of EE, Britain’s largest mobile phone network. BT is buying EE from Deutsche Telekom and Orange, which will each become substantial shareholders in the UK company from the deal.

Has EE been bought?

BT have bought EE, the largest mobile operator in the UK, in a deal worth £12.5 billion. The deal, made up of cash and shares, will make BT the principal communications supplier in Britain and is anticipated to make the company £360 million a year by the fourth year.

Are EE and BT Broadband the same?

BT and EE are both part of the same company, but that doesn’t mean their broadband deals are identical. One thing to note here, however, is that EE’s broadband plans don’t include a landline, so adding a landline will often take EE’s broadband prices over those offered by EE.

Do BT and EE use the same network?

BT Mobile uses the same core network as EE, giving it excellent coverage across the UK with 99, 98 and 99 per cent 4G, 3G and 2G coverage respectively….Coverage.

What’s happening with BT and EE mobile phone prices?

Here’s a quick summary of what’s happening: Those taking out a new BT or EE deal from 1 September 2020 onwards are locked into the price rise. Prices won’t actually increase until 31 March 2021 though. Those who haven’t renewed recently AREN’T affected – but many may be able to save anyway.

Is the BT-EE merger good for competition?

The CMA said it was unlikely to harm competition as BT was “smaller in mobile” and EE a “minor player” in broadband. But rival Vodafone said it still had “wider market concerns”. The deal creates a communications giant covering fixed-line phones, broadband, mobile and TV.

How powerful are BTBT and EE?

BT and EE, with 35 million customers between them, will be a formidable force across both the fixed and mobile broadband markets that are vital to Britain’s economic wellbeing. Too powerful, said rivals, with a third of each of those markets – but the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority did not agree.

What happens when you sign up for a new BT deal?

Once you’ve agreed to a new deal, you’re locked into the price rise – so it’s important to factor it in before you sign up. Update 8 October 2020: We initially wrote this story about BT and EE back in September, however Plusnet – which is part of the BT Group – is implementing similar changes.