​@cryomi Hey,

did the previous company have any binding period on the line? 

Hey ​@Pettersson , I just contacted company SEO, he said he has no idea why is that.
I had corporate plan with unlimited Surf, but after transfer I have “3Flexibel 5GB”, so it is alredy has zero correlation with corporate plan.

But why it matters, so if they have 20 years binding period and I wnat to keep number with me - it should not mean automatically that I should have also 20 years binding. It is so weird.

​@cryomi  If the agreement that is transferred has an active binding period, it is also transferred to the new customer. This means that if the previous owner of the plan had an agreement with an ongoing binding period when the number and subscription are transferred, the binding period will also apply for the new customer since the number and agreement are transferred and not only the number when doing a “överlåtelse”. This is also stated on the form.

I’d recommend that you contact Tre and the customer care through phone or chat to get a better explanation on why you have a bindning period, since this is a public forum it's not possible to get customer specific answers. You’ll find the contact to customer care here.

Thanks, ​@Pettersson I would try.
But still OK with form or whatever, it is out of my logic: I just need keep my number - and why I should have anything else. I still do not understand.

If above statement is correct, I should be given:
1. same plan
2. rest of binding period

I was given:

1. another plan
2. rest of binding period

Does not sound fair.

​@cryomi  I totally understand what you mean and why it might sound unfair, I’ll try to explain it some more.

Since you cannot have a business plan as a private customer, you’re given a plan made for private customers. If I'm not wrong, it’s the 5GB-plan you’ll be assigned. This is also stated on the form you use when transferring the plan. 

Regarding the binding period; usually a binding period is applied to an agreement when the customer, in this case the company, bought discounted hardware. Hardware can be a phone, tablet or something similar. A binding period can also be applied when there are other discounts for the customer. The company might have ordered, let’s say, five subscriptions and received a discount with the term that they have a binding period for three years. Since the discounts for the hardware or other plans are kept, the binding period is kept on the plan. 

Why is it like this then? When doing a regular “Överlåtelse” (transfer of the plan), everything is transferred - the number and a subscription. Since the terms of the binding period are connected to the subscription and not the customer, it is also transferred. Sadly, possible discounts are not transferred since they usually are customer-specific - and if there’s hardware purchased with partial payment it’s not transferred either. 

If you only want to keep the number, the company would have needed to buy a new number for the existing plan and transfer your number to a new plan which then could've been transferred to you. It is not possible to only transfer a number - it needs to be connected to a plan.