A lot of the growth at the moment is in the demand for mobile data services. I just thought that O2's smartphone penetration would have gone up by more than 1%, I can't believe they still have less than 1/2 their customer base on smartphones.
As far as I know O2 are the only ones to say they will put prices up every year by a fixed amount, even for people in contracts, so it'll be interesting to see if that has any effect over the next quarter or two. Although as Wavejock says they have put prices up before without issue, this time all the others have said they won't do it during the contract.
O2 are still doing well in comparison to Vodafone and EE in customer numbers.
As far as I know O2 are the only ones to say they will put prices up every year by a fixed amount, even for people in contracts, so it'll be interesting to see if that has any effect over the next quarter or two. Although as Wavejock says they have put prices up before without issue, this time all the others have said they won't do it during the contract.
O2 are still doing well in comparison to Vodafone and EE in customer numbers.





