3 Denmark signs national roaming agreement with TDC, replacing deal with Telia

News Wireless Denmark 5 FEB 2019
3 Denmark signs national roaming agreement with TDC, replacing deal with Telia

3 Denmark said that it has signed a roaming agreement with TDC, which will enable it and its Oister sub-brand's customers to use mobile services via TDC in places where 3 Denmark's own network does not reach. This replaces the roaming agreement with Telia Denmark, dating from 2015, and covers 2G, 3G and 4G alike. 3 Denmark added that its own LTE network covers 98 percent of the Danish population.

The new agreement with TDC begins on 05 February and full roll-out is expected by the end of this month.

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TDC,  3 Denmark,  Telia Denmark

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Denmark

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