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the charges (as a percentage) by an amount equal to or less than the percentage increase in the All Items Index of Retail Prices or any other statistical measure of inflation published by any government body authorised to publish measures of inflation from time to time, and published on a date as close as reasonably possible before the date on which we send you written notice". This led to many customers using the change of clause to cancel their mobile phone contracts with Orange.
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month and 12-month contracts. In August 2011, the price plans were revised, and names changed to Small, Medium, and Large. Similar to home broadband, Orange mobile customers received a £5 discount on their mobile broadband plan. The business plans remained as "Business Everywhere". The 12-month plans came with a
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Two years later, following its merger with T-Mobile, the combined companies again signalled their intention to increase the agreed tariffs of existing pay monthly customers. Clause 4.3.1 has now changed to disallow the customer from cancelling their contract if "we give you written notice to increase
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In 2000, Orange introduced a limited plan called 'Out Here', designed for users who did not make a lot of calls but needed to keep in touch. For a one-off payment of £15, users received a SIM with five free texts every day for life without ever having to top up again, and an Orange-branded 'Out Here'
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In April 2006, Orange changed its contract offering by offering four packages to customers, named Dolphin, Canary, Racoon and Panther. On some plans there were unlimited minutes (to landlines or Orange UK mobiles), texts or data. In addition to this Orange offered dedicated business plans: Solo and
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was chosen to manage, plan, expand, optimise and provide maintenance services for the Orange 2G/3G mobile network for the next five years. Currently, Orange customers are only able to access the UK's biggest 3G network along with EE's standard 2G network. Customers that wish to use EE's 4G network,
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rates. They imposed a 4.34% increase, coming into effect on 8 January. It was identified that the clause that supposedly allowed Orange to increase by inflation mid-contract, clause 4.3.1, was flawed as it referenced a Statistical Office which no longer exists. Specifically, Orange referenced "the
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On 1 April 2010, Deutsche Telekom and France Télécom completed the merger of their UK operations, causing Orange UK and T-Mobile UK to cease to exist, although the brands were to be maintained until 2015 for new customers, and 2019 for existing customers. On 11 May 2010, it was announced that both
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In addition to this Orange offered 'Orange Wednesdays' from 2003 until 2014. This enabled any Orange customer to apply for 2 for 1 cinema tickets at participating cinemas, by text message. This was a result of Orange attempting to increase cinema visits during the quiet weekly periods. The Orange
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Orange, like other mobile networks, offered an "Internet Everywhere" tariff on pay-as-you-go, pay monthly and business plans. The tariffs names for pay monthly were aligned with the animals' theme in May 2010 when Orange offered both Dolphin and Raccoon plans for internet use available on both 1
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is one example); the catch line is "Don't let a mobile phone ruin your movie. Please switch it off." After five years, Orange changed advertising agencies and replaced the fictional Orange Film Funding Board with adverts in which the characters now run a film studio, remaking classic films with
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In April 2008, Orange extended its animals to pay-as-you-go customers, introducing Dolphin, Raccoon, Canary, Camel, and Monkey. Dolphin, Monkey and Canary offer bonuses, whilst Raccoon is a discounted call rate and Camel is for a call-abroad tariff giving discounted calls to foreign countries.
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in the foray for market share. The company attempted to converge its mobile and DSL broadband products and offered broadband services alongside its mobile services, at a subsidized rate (up to £15 off full price per month for Orange mobile customers in an Orange Broadband network area). Orange
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Until 2012, at most cinemas across the UK, advertisements for Orange were shown directly before the film, after the other adverts and film trailers, to remind people to turn off their mobile phones if they hadn't done so already. These were officially known as 'Orange Gold Spots'. The adverts
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In August 2009, Orange attempted to increase the cost of its services to customers already under contract. Users were informed that legally, they were allowed to cancel their contract, as this was a breach of contract. Orange reverted their decision, and the price hikes did not go ahead.
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All Items Index of Retail Prices published by the Central Statistical Office in the Monthly Digest of Statistics". Orange maintain that their inaccurate wording in previous contracts was legally binding but chose to settle all known court cases brought against them on this issue.
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From July 2008 to 2013, "I am"' became the main slogan, shortened from "I am who I am because of everyone", however, subsidiary slogans were used to describe the company's products and services, for example "I am more focus, less fuzz" was used to describe the
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network was launched. The Orange brand, at the time an unusual name for a telecommunications firm, was created by a team at Microtel led by Chris Moss (marketing director) and supported by Martin Keogh, Rob Furness and Ian Pond. The brand consultancy
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restaurants. Both the cinema ticket and meal offers only required a text ticket from Orange, which is entered at point of purchase. EE announced on 11 December 2014 that the Orange Wednesday promotion will end on 25 February 2015.
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On 1 March 2010, the European Commission approved the merger, on condition that the combined company sell 25% of the spectrum it owned on the 1,800 MHz radio band, and amend a network sharing agreement with smaller rival
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was charged with designing the brand values and logo, and advertising agency WCRS created the slogan "The future's bright, the future's Orange". The team that launched Orange in the UK was led by Malcolm Way, and later
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Starting in July 2015, Orange pay-as-you-go customers also had the ability to dial premium rate and directory enquiries numbers withdrawn. Those who needed to call such services were advised to transfer to an EE plan.
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announced they were in advanced talks to merge their UK operations to create the largest mobile operator, which would have 37% of the market. The Orange brand was to be retained for the first eighteen months at least.
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in 2010. EE continued to operate the Orange brand until February 2015, when new connections and upgrades on Orange tariffs were withdrawn. Existing Orange customers could continue on their plans until March 2019.
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network and offered speeds of up to 3.6 Mbit/s. Orange announced in June 2008 that this speed would be increased to 7.2 Mbit/s in the top 30 UK cities and 14.4 Mbit/s in the top five cities.
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In February 2015, Orange UK's parent company EE announced that Orange (along with T-Mobile) tariffs were withdrawn for new customers. Existing customers wishing to upgrade had to choose an EE price plan.
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Remaining Orange customers were informed in early 2019 that they had to switch to an EE plan by March, or their services would be terminated. This marked the end of Orange service in the United Kingdom.
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As with other prepaid plans, pay-as-you-go customers could top-up their phone via a swipe card, over the internet, by voucher bought printed as a receipt from a till, or via a credit or debit card.
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network in the UK. Orange claimed in 2008 that it spent up to £1.5 million per day investing in its network. In 2009, Orange UK decided to outsource its mobile network. Therefore, in March 2009,
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joined this call by asking the EU to allow it to investigate the proposed deal in February 2010, saying that it believed the merger could have a 'significant' effect on competition.
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Sense (a sharer plan). Orange also offered 'magic numbers': unlimited free calls to other Orange UK mobiles on contract or "talk for an hour, pay for a minute" on PAYG.
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feature the stars of the movie filming scenes in-character with Orange product placement, before breaking character to complain. The first advert featured the cast of
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In April 2010, Gold Spots featuring specific forthcoming films replaced the Orange Film Funding Board parodies. The new adverts, promoting specific movies released by
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In 2008, Orange's slogan, "The future's bright – the future's Orange" was dropped after many years by its CEO Tom Alexander in a bid to save its ailing fortunes.
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Orange, like its competitors, operated a retail estate, with over 300 stores. These were branded as "The Orange Shop" and operated as an indirect sales channel.
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offered 'triple-play' services converging mobile, landline and DSL broadband. Orange on its most expensive broadband service used to offer a
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announced the acquisition of the global operations of Orange from Vodafone for US$ 37bn, and the transaction was completed in August 2000.
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In December 2011, Orange sent a text to its customer base to notify them that they were increasing monthly contract fees by just below
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bid for the German company. Shortly thereafter, in February 2000, Vodafone acquired Mannesmann for US$ 183bn and divested Orange, as
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The stint as a public company came to an end in October 1999, when it was acquired for US$ 33 billion by the German conglomerate
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announced that all Orange and T-Mobile stores were to be re-branded as EE stores by 30 October 2012, the launch date of their
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the Orange and T-Mobile brands would remain on British high streets, although their new merged parent company would be called
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structure was adopted in 1995 with the establishment of Orange plc. In April 1996, Orange went public and floated on the
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Co-signed letter to European Competition Commissioner in relation to joint venture between Orange and T-Mobile
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in December 2009, asking for the merger to be investigated by authorities in the United Kingdom, rather than
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Wednesdays promotion also allowed Orange customers a 2 for 1 main courses with complimentary appetizers at
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deal with BAe, acquired a controlling stake of 65% in Microtel, who by then had won a license to develop a
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in the United Kingdom. As part of the deal, BAe gained a 30% stake in Hutchison Telecommunications (UK).
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In 2012, the Orange adverts were replaced with adverts for parent company EE, featuring Kevin Bacon.
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The inception of the Orange brand occurred in 1990 in the United Kingdom with the formation of
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network, offering products from all three brands of the company. There are now around 700
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stores open in the UK. After February 2015, only EE products were available in stores.
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Orange UK has also shown a commitment to music which has included partnering with the
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HSDPA services. This has since been merged with T-Mobile's network. Orange's
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network covered 99% of the UK population, and was the largest integrated 3G/
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France Télécom subsequently rebranded all its mobile telecommunications as
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in the United Kingdom, launched in 1994. It was once a constituent of the
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regulations would not allow it to hold two mobile licences. In May 2000,
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broadband service was rebranded as EE Broadband on 30 October 2010.
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to provide mobile charging facilities and offers a music bursary.
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In spirit with Orange's commitment to cinema Orange sponsored the
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on 28 March 1994; and on 28 April 1994, the Orange 1,800 MHz
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billion. By July 1997 Orange had gained one million customers.
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Consumer Focus/Communications Consumer Panel. 21 December 2009
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Orange also created an energy harvesting T-shirt and shoes.
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Trying to beat the Orange price rise for EXISTING customers
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Acquisition of Orange and part of France Télécom: 1999–2009
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until 2012 which includes an award in its own name – the
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sent a joint letter to the then Competition Commissioner
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services under the same brand. Originally operated as
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