Telecoms giants TIM, Wind,
Vodafone and Fastweb on Thursday reacted to an antitrust billing
probe against telecoms firms by saying they had never carried
out anti-competitive practices.
In a statement TIM said it "reiterates that it always
operated respecting the norms in force and ensuring full
cooperation to all sector authorities and the maximum
transparency to its clients".
TIM "categorically excludes that there was any coordination
of its commercial strategy with other operators also with regard
to the ways and timescales for complying with the law which
imposes all the market to adopt, by April 5 2018, the monthly
billing schedule".
Wind said that "Wind Tre, in the course of today's inspection
by the antitrust authority, supplied, with the utmost
collaboration, all the information requested. The company
confirms it fully respected the dispositions of the law and it
has nothing to do with any anti-competitive practice".
Vodafone told ANSA "it is convinced of the correctness of its
operations and is actively collaborating with the antitrust
authority" in the billing probe.
Fastweb issued a similar statement.
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