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Ofcom - From Monday Text PAC to 65075 to Switch UK Mobile Operators - Vimarsana News

Ofcom - From Monday Text PAC to 65075 to Switch UK Mobile Operators

The telecoms regulator, Ofcom, has today braced the industry for the introduction of their new "Text-to-Switch" (Auto-Switching) system for UK mobile

Ofcom See Positive Impact of UK Mobile Text-to-Switch System - Vimarsana News

Ofcom See Positive Impact of UK Mobile Text-to-Switch System

Ofcom has today published a new analysis of the impact their "Text-to-Switch" (Auto-Switching) system for UK mobile operators (e.g. EE, Vodafone, O2 and

O2, EE, Three, BT and Vodafone hiking prices for millions of customers — what you should know - Vimarsana News

O2, EE, Three, BT and Vodafone hiking prices for millions of customers — what you should know

The company are the latest to announce price hikes of 1.4% from their April bills. It is writing to affected customers to inform them of the increase this week. But O2 rise is much lower than their rivals. Three, EE, BT and Vodafone all have indicated price rises of up to 4.5% either from March 31 or in April bills. The exact increase is based on when you signed up to your current deal. Ru Bhikha, mobiles expert at price comparison site Uswitch.com, comments: “Customers will see their bills rise by February’s inflation figure of 1.4%, compared to some competitors increasing the...

O2, EE, Three, BT and Vodafone hit millions by hiking prices by up to 4.5% - what you need to know. - Vimarsana News

O2, EE, Three, BT and Vodafone hit millions by hiking prices by up to 4.5% - what you need to know.

O2 are the latest telecom firm to join a spring run to increase bills - as new research reveals customers could end up forking up to 4.5 more.