The landscape of operators and offers
mobile plans in France has seensudden changes
following the arrival of Free in 2012. The no-commitment packages were
developed and in parallel, virtual operators continued their
existence trying to stand out. But this varied offer in terms of
packages is in the process ofgradually restrict yourself.
Following theredemption
of SFR by Numericable in 2014,the Joe Mobile offerand his
cockpit which allowed you to adapt the package to your needs, have disappeared. It is
now the turn ofVirgin Mobile, also owned by
group chaired by Patrick Drahi, to step aside, in favor of offers
SFR :
In a movement to rationalize brands,Virgin Mobile goes
disappear in the coming weeks or months. Customers of
the operator currently on non-binding offers will have the possibility
to migrate to Red offers if they wish, while those with
commitment could join the SFR package offers.
At the same time, Virgin Mobile already sends SMS or emails to its
customers to announce and explain the changes planned for the days to
come. They will go through aSIM card updatepour
migrate from Virgin Mobile services to SFR services. This will have
impact on the voicemail number (123 at SFR, instead of 888
at Virgin) and on its content (which will be reset, personalized welcome
deleted, messages deleted). Network changes are also to be expected
to arrive on the SFR network.
For its part, SFR did not hide its ambition and announcedrestart
investments particularly in 4G infrastructureby 2016 and
2017. The group also affirms a desire todevelop your
clients nameto see RED arrive in terms of the number of subscribers
from Sosh in 2017.
For those at Virgin, now is probably the time to look at the
current mobile offers, including
promo of 10 euros for 10 GB in progressstill valid for a few days
here at NRJ Mobile.
And for those who want to take a look at the offers, it's here:
Virgin Mobile customers: have you already received this information?
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By : Keleops AG
founder of the site. Computer engineer and Internet specialist where he has held various positions of responsibility, Laurent has been passionate about mobility since the arrival of "PDAs" in the 90s. Journalist for 4 years for the magazine Team Palmtops (Posse Presse) and author of several books on the iPad published by Pearson.
