The mobile phone network launches 10 pounds widely with the integration of price war

The mobile phone provider is preparing to launch a wide range of broadcasts for 10 months, pounds Vodafone merged 15 billion pounds with three pounds Sparks War Communications Prices.

Giffgaff, owned by O2, is preparing to launch full -price internet connections in an attempt to undermine their competitors. The company plans to pay the current customers 100 pounds to participate in the experiments and will receive only 10 pounds per month for 500 Mbps.

This is much lower than the cheapest BT deals of about 30 pounds and a half pounds that many “advanced networks” competitors.

This step emphasizes how Vodafone merged with a value of 15 billion pounds with three, which is expected to be completed in the coming weeks, ignited the price war through the telecommunications market.

The two companies will collect to form the largest portable network in the UK with 27 million customers. The deal was cleared by the organizers despite fears of reducing the number of operators from four to three The risk to raise the prices of consumers.

In fact, the creation of a major new BT competitor has pushed a stampede to maintain competition. Communications groups are racing to launch value offers in both mobile and wide mobile markets to secure customers in the face of the new challenge.

BT, which EE owns, is understood that he is considering launching a new deduction service for mobile phones and intensifying its PlusNet brand.

Meanwhile, the Telegraph revealed on Sunday that Vodafone and three are thinking Launching a television service This would help the integrated company create a stronger foothold on the market.

It is not yet clear how Vodafone and Three will classify their services after integration, but companies have subsidiary brands Voxi and Smarty, respectively, which provide cheaper deals for mobile phones that provide contracts focusing on data targeting young customers.

GIFFGAF was founded in 2009 to offer SIM As-You-You cards and monthly trading contracts at the end of the mobile phone market.

It is one of the number of mobile virtual networks who come out of the infrastructure of the network owned by the largest players. It is fully owned by the Mother O2 TELEFONICA, whose assets in the United Kingdom merged with Liberty Global to form Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) in 2021.

The new broader service from Nexfibre Full-Fibre, which is controlled by Liberty Global, Telefonica and French Private Equity Infravia, will benefit before expanding it on the VMO2 network over time.

“The wide range is a natural development for us as a brand to communicate. We know that people feel frustrated by their current wide offer, so we are committed to collecting the best technology, with the experience of the most important people – our customers – to build a wide range of better,” said Ash Chaufield, CEO of GIFFGAFF.