La justicia rechaza retirar la marca Finetwork a Vodafone España

The Elda Court has dismissed the precautionary measures requested by Wewi Mobile partners aimed at preventing Vodafone España from using the Finetwork brand, as the legitimate owner of the asset after its acquisition last year by Pascual Pérez, the founder of the Andalusian operator. According to the judge's ruling, Wewi must cease using the brand commercially as of October 10, in the conflict between the founding partners of Finetwork and Vodafone España.

Vodafone has launched a commercial campaign associated with the start of the academic year, offering up to three streaming platforms such as Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video, and Disney+ among its fiber broadband packages of 600 MB or mobile internet with mobile line lines. The offer includes access to Vodafone TV with over 100 channels and a WiFi6 router with no initial installation cost, subject to a 12-month commitment in the television service.

The pricing scheme starts at 43 euros monthly for the 60 GB mobile line with access to a platform. The 160 GB mobile tier costs 48 euros monthly and includes a decoder and two platforms, while the unlimited data option is 53 euros monthly with a decoder, Secure Net security service, and simultaneous access to three platforms. The free provision of television services and platforms ends on January 1, 2027, when the company will start applying the corresponding amount for television and selected subscriptions to each user's monthly tariff.

With this strategy, Vodafone replaces direct price discounts with the integration of third-party content, in a Spanish market where 94% of users have at least one streaming subscription, according to sector data.