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Tuesday
Dec222009

The Financial Times talks about Vofafones' iPhone tariff.

DateTuesday, December 22, 2009 at 3:37PM

The Financial Times talks about the new Vodafone iPhone offering and tariff here, and says:

Vodafone signalled that it would seek to compete with other mobile operators selling the iPhone – Telefonica’s O2, France Telecom’s Orange and Tesco – by stressing the quality of its network.

and

O2 has run into some significant problems with its network in London

Ouch. And lets face it, Vodafones' customer service has got to be better than O2's.

AuthorBill Buchan | Comments Off |