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Notifying Telco Customers of Best Tariffs Encourages More to Re-Contract

Research by the UK comms regulator found that sending annual notifications of the best available tariffs had a positive influence on the number of out-of-contract customers who chose to re-contract.

Man Gets $24K Roaming Bill Despite Registering for Unlimited Flat-Rate Travel Plan

Xfinity offers a plan with unlimited minutes and texts for roamers, but refused to believe a customer who added the plan in-store.

BT Fights £1.3bn Lawsuit over ‘Disproportionately Overcharged’ Landline Users

The UK operator's legal tactics have already ensured thousands of loyal customers died before receiving compensation.

Data, Debt and Appreciating Loyal Customers

If you knew people who had enhanced profits by helping loyal customers to switch to the best tariff, would you not want to share their advice with the largest possible audience?

Wake Up Sleepy Customers to Revive Profits

Understanding more about a quietly profitable customer could lead them to generate even more profit for your business.

Being Mindful of Hardship

Recent research by the UK comms regulator reiterated the difficulties that so many customers are going through worldwide.

Should Telcos Use Data to Recommend Better Deals to Existing Customers?

Giving advice about the best tariff for a subscriber might also encourage customers to act on other recommendations.

RAG TV: From Tariff Harmonization to Tax Audits to Number Plan Loopholes

Francis Afful of MTN Ghana and Guy Howie of Biaas were the guests for a show that was entertaining, varied and informative.

UK Telco Fined for Overcharging Calls by Disabled Customers

The Post Office admitted that a special service for the disabled had been on the wrong tariff for five years.

Only Suckers Pay Full Price

Most UK telco customers could get a lower price, if they simply asked their existing provider for it.

May-Day: Price Control Pledge Causes UK Energy Share Price Tumble

Government tariff caps benefit customers who do not shop around, but discourage competition on price.

Apple Is the New Sheriff of Mobile Comms

Apple's strategy is to skip any middlemen between them and their customers, and that includes mobile network operators. How can the telcos compete with Apple's might?

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