Is EE regulated by the FCA?

Is EE regulated by the FCA?

EE is required by Ofcom and the Financial Conduct Authority to publish details and information on how we work to solve customer complaints and disputes, and the options available to you if we can’t do that within eight weeks.

Who owes EE?

On 5 February 2015, BT confirmed it would be acquiring EE for £12.5 billion; subject to regulatory approval, and received final unconditional approval by the Competition and Markets Authority on 15 January 2016. The deal was completed on 29 January 2016 with Deutsche Telekom now owning 12% of BT, while Orange owns 4%.

What happens if you don’t pay your phone contract EE?

If you fail to make a payment before your payment is due, you may receive a charge on your account to cover the administration activities of the debt. We’ll show you details of the charge in My EE and it will show on your next bill as a one-off charge.

What credit check company do EE use?

We use customer data held by these three credit reference agencies: Experian. Equifax.

Can you sue EE?

Once you have tried resolving your disagreement with EE, T-Mobile UK or Orange UK by using CISAS dispute resolution and hit a brick wall then you can now begin to initiate legal proceedings.

Are EE owned by BT?

EE is part of BT Group – one of the UK’s biggest communications and IT companies. The line between mobile and fixed communications is becoming increasingly blurred.

Do EE run credit checks?

What credit checks are required by EE? We have to carry out a credit check every time one of our customers wants to sign up for a pay monthly plan. Credit checks are designed to protect the general public from identity fraud and help to prevent customers from running up bills they can’t pay.

What happens if I make a complaint to EE?

When your complaint goes through Ombudsman Services, an independent assessor will review your complaint and make a decision about how to settle it. From 15 February 2016, customers who purchase their device or contract online can use the Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Platform to signpost their complaint to EE.

Do you have to pay for EE calls?

Call charges are free from your EE mobile phone, however charges from another mobile network or landline may vary. If you’ve set up a Customer Services password, remember EE will never ask you to reveal it in full.

Are there any legal issues with letting an employee go?

They are not entitled to benefits such as annual or sick leave and are responsible for paying their own taxes. Letting go of an underperforming employee can raise legal issues if an employer mishandles the situation. It may result in a wrongful termination lawsuit or an administrative hearing.

Are there legal issues with use of leased workers?

If use of leased workers will result in loss of employment by unionized employees, there is probably a company duty to bargain with the union over the decision to engage leased workers. In any event, use of leased workers may violate the recognition clause or other terms of the company’s collective bargaining agreement with the union.

What happens if you cant pay your EE Bill?

However, if we don’t hear from you, we will have to suspend your service and you won’t be able to use our network until you clear any outstanding balance. We will also notify credit referencing agencies that you’ve missed payments. This information can be used by other lenders and will affect your credit rating and ability to gain future credit.

Is it illegal to pay non exempt employees per year?

Of course, tracking time isn’t the only legal issue. You have to be able to accurately determine a non-exempt salaried employee’s actual regular hourly rate for the purpose of calculating overtime. If you pay on a salary per year basis (like most companies do), then you have to reverse engineer the hourly rate from that.

How long does an EE bond pay interest?

30 Years: An EE bond is a U.S. Treasury security that earns interest for up to 30 years. As we’ll see in a minute, the interest earned is either fixed or variable, depending on when the bond was purchased.

Do you pay federal income tax on EE bonds?

In addition, interest on EE bonds may be exempt from federal income tax when used for qualified higher education expenses. Finally, an EE bond holder can defer paying the federal income tax on the interest until they redeem the bond.