O2 In England Locks Customers In To Higher Priced Contracts

O2 locks customers into higher prices after changing contract terms

Hours after regulator's new rules on switching came into force, O2 announced a 2.7% price hike and a clause in its contracts under which customers will forfeit the right to walk away

Millions of mobile phone subscribers will be handed contracts locking them into annual price rises after O2, the second largest British operator, changed its terms and conditions despite new rules designed to protect consumers.

We do not know why? They have done this, but what we do know is that this is going  to be very damaging to there customer database when contracts come to an end. We expect over half the customers will swap to another network.

If any customers who do want to change why not look at the site below for some great contract deals from other service providers like Orange Pay Monthly. Or from the Anymobilesmartphone website you can find phones that are free provided you top up £10. 

Or if you are from the United States you can use the US Customers page and go to the CellPhoneShop.

Posted by www.anymobilesmartphone.co.uk