Telecoms in Europe seek acquisitions

Started by Noreen, May 06, 2008, 11:01:25

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They are just buying their mug customer base, many stitched in to long contracts, many not knowing any better. ;)
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Rik

But if they are losing money on those customers, what do they gain?
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Increase prices at the drop of a hat, offer them a " deal " on their mobile phone set up as a sweetener to stay, other than that, like you, I have no idea. ;)
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madasahatter

Quote from: Rik on Jun 04, 2008, 10:24:54
But if they are losing money on those customers, what do they gain?

I think in the case of Vodafone it's a ready made customer base to sell their moby contracts etc to

Rik

That's the only thing which makes sense, Mad, with the long-term aim of being able to sell complete packages.
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madasahatter

I often wondered why Vodafone hadn't until now gone down this route as Orange and O2 have. I suppose doing it this way they don't have any of the network start up costs - it's all there ready and waiting for them. :clever:

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