Movistar, Vodafone, Orange and Yoigo involved in illegal practice
Acting on a FACUA complaint, Spanish national and autonomous communities governments warn that the sale of locked mobiles is illegal
A report published by the Spanish Commission for Consumer Cooperation deems the practice illegal and punishable by law. They advise that companies must unlock mobiles free of charge and without required contract completion.
FACUA.org
España-04/04/2013
Acting on a FACUA-Consumers in Action complaint, the National Institute for Consumer Affairs (INC) and the customer protection authorities within the Spanish autonomous communities have issued a report whereby they conclude that the sale of locked mobile phones is an illegal practice.
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