Orange has introduced a price promise to all its broadband packages which will strengthen Orange’s position as a telecommunication company that always provides the best value in broadband and call packages. The new promise will mean that the customers plan will automatically shift to the lower cost when Orange decides to revise its plan price.
This is because Orange understands its consumers and their difficult financial times at this crucial moment when almost the entire country is struggling due to the difficult economy. And at this difficult time Orange want to restore confidence in customer’s mind that they will always be at a lower price at least in terms of their broadband and calling if they tie up with Orange’s price plan.
And this is not any promotional offer to increase customer base. Orange with the right work ethics is offering this to all old and the new subscribers which plan to shift to Orange. The new price promise applies to all "Broadband and Anytime Calls" and "Broadband & Off Peak Calls" packages.
But there is a small catch in the scheme. Orange does promise for the Price reductions as and when the price reduce but only to the broadband monthly rental and or to the broadband subscription charges. So if in future the call prices or other such fees increase Orange will not bear the costs and the price will automatically increase. This is mentioned though in all their offering in small texts at the bottom.
Also the price plan only applies to price reductions which means that if in future the price plan reduces you will benefit from the price reductions. But in future if the prices increase there is no promise to keep the price constant. The prices will increase even if the monthly rental or subscription increases. But it is still a good deal as broadband prices are reducing each day and it will only be beneficial to opt for the price promise from Orange.
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Smart phones drive Vodafone Ireland’s Q4 growth
2010 has been a remarkable year of success for Vodafone Ireland, especially the Q4. The sales were at their premium in last quarter. The driving factor for the massive sales remained the smart phones and mobile broadband packages.
The company had a phenomenal growth, thanks to the 34,000 net additions in Q4. This has lead to 2.217 registered mobile users in 2010 as compared to 2.124 million last year. Vodafone Ireland in December reached a total subscriber figure of 2.4 million counting the operator’s fixed line and DSL businesses.
Every second device sold by the company was a smart phone. And this was mainly dominated by the popular Apple iPhone or the latest smart phone Google Nexus one and similar Google based Android handsets. The company quoted that the mobile quarterly minutes of use (MOU) per customer grew 5% year-on-year.
It reached to 273 minutes in 4Q 10’. Cellco, announced that data traffic increased nearly by 5% in the fourth quarter, thanks to the unfortunate weather conditions experienced in the country forcing a large part of the population to work from home during December. Overall, average income per user (ARPU) fell by 6.9% to EUR 34.90 (USD41.8) a month.
Cellco also declared the launch of their new device ‘Sure Signal’, in another two weeks. This femto cell will boost 3G signal coverage within, using a fixed line broadband connection to create required network in case of fragile or no signal. This will solve the problems of many of the Vodafone customers which are facing trouble with signal in the indoors and this will surely increase their customer base as well.
Since many consumers want to shift to a mobile network for their Broadband purpose but cannot due to the network. But this new device which costs less than EUR100 will make many of the consumers shift to Vodafone from their regular Home Broadband.
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The company had a phenomenal growth, thanks to the 34,000 net additions in Q4. This has lead to 2.217 registered mobile users in 2010 as compared to 2.124 million last year. Vodafone Ireland in December reached a total subscriber figure of 2.4 million counting the operator’s fixed line and DSL businesses.
Every second device sold by the company was a smart phone. And this was mainly dominated by the popular Apple iPhone or the latest smart phone Google Nexus one and similar Google based Android handsets. The company quoted that the mobile quarterly minutes of use (MOU) per customer grew 5% year-on-year.
It reached to 273 minutes in 4Q 10’. Cellco, announced that data traffic increased nearly by 5% in the fourth quarter, thanks to the unfortunate weather conditions experienced in the country forcing a large part of the population to work from home during December. Overall, average income per user (ARPU) fell by 6.9% to EUR 34.90 (USD41.8) a month.
Cellco also declared the launch of their new device ‘Sure Signal’, in another two weeks. This femto cell will boost 3G signal coverage within, using a fixed line broadband connection to create required network in case of fragile or no signal. This will solve the problems of many of the Vodafone customers which are facing trouble with signal in the indoors and this will surely increase their customer base as well.
Since many consumers want to shift to a mobile network for their Broadband purpose but cannot due to the network. But this new device which costs less than EUR100 will make many of the consumers shift to Vodafone from their regular Home Broadband.
BT broadband Packages on offers. BT total broadband offers complete broadband solutions with 20 Mb download speed, BT home hub and Free Wi-Fi.
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