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Ofcom opens investigation into BT over failure to provide clear contract information

OFCOM has opened an investigation into BT’s compliance with its obligation to provide customers with clear and simple contract information before they sign up to a new deal, the regulator has announced.

Telecoms providers have been required to give customers contract information and a short — usually one-page — summary of the main contract terms before signing up since June last year.

But in October, Ofcom opened an investigation into EE — which is part of the BT group — after it suspected it may have failed to comply with the requirements.

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