More people are switching to deals with greater flexibility and value, and there are a growing number of providers
People are rejecting mobile “bundles” that include a new phone and data contract, and are increasingly turning to sim-only deals that offer better value for money.
A growing number of consumers are not getting a new phone when they change their mobile contract and are instead holding on to their existing handset or buying a secondhand one, according to analysts.
More people are switching to deals with greater flexibility and value, and there are a growing number of providersPeople are rejecting mobile “bundles” that include a new phone and data contract, and are increasingly turning to sim-only deals that offer better value for money.A growing number of consumers are not getting a new phone when they change their mobile contract and are instead holding on to their existing handset or buying a secondhand one, according to analysts. Continue reading… Mobile phones, Consumer affairs, Money, UK news, Saving money, Smartphones, Technology, Mobile phones, Telecoms Technology | The Guardian
