Telenor
According to communications manager Pia Rosin, “has a collaboration with Brightstar regarding warehousing, logistics and returns of mobile phones.
She states that Telenor has a "continued close dialogue with Brightstar" and "of course also follows the results of the accusations leveled against Brightstar."
Three
Has had several meetings with Brightstar "at Swedish and European level" according to communications director Mårten Lundberg.
Three use Brightstar "as a service partner for our logistics management, but this is a different part of Brightstar than the one referred to in the Swedish Tax Agency's decision according to the information we received from Brightstar".
Telia
Indicates that they buy accessories such as mobile phone cases from Brightstar, but according to an internal investigation "did not buy any mobile phones, which are the subject of the criminal investigation".
Press manager Irene Krohn writes to Telia "will follow the process regarding the appeal and our relationship can of course be affected depending on the outcome".
Dustin
Sweden's largest e-retailer, Dustin, immediately after SVT's news chose to pause its collaboration with Brightstar.
That break remains, according to communications manager Eva Ernfors.
Web halls
Part of the Nordic region's largest e-commerce group Komplett Group.
The web hall has also chosen to pause its purchases from Brightstar.
However, the break does not apply to the entire group, which communications manager Kristin Hovland explains by saying that only Webhallen buys from Swedish Brightstar, while other stores trade with Norwegian Brightstar.
Netonnet
Has not stopped the business which, according to communications manager Kristina Wärmare, has been of limited scope.
"We have nevertheless followed up the case with Brightstar and received feedback that they take the accusations seriously and that they will follow up."
The electricity giant
Communications Manager Li Persson writes that they had a "dialogue with Brightstar" and now "follow the matter closely and keep us updated on developments."
Wortmann Nordics
The mobile scam has also attracted attention in Denmark, where the appointment of Brightstar has surprised the company's business partners.
The Danish-German distributor Wortmann Nordicssays that they take the information seriously but await the outcome of the legal proceedings.
Now Brightstar's Nordic CEO Torben Pedersen is also commenting on the events.
He rejects the Swedish Tax Agency's accusation and believes that Brightstar itself has become a target for the "criminal gangs that exploit gaps in the country's VAT legislation".
Read the full statement below.