Summary
MOBILE phone companies have been ordered to slash charges in a ruling by Ofcom expected to make calling from landlines and rival networks cheaper.
The regulator announced that termination charges - the amount mobile phone companies bill their rivals for handling calls to their networks - will fall 80 per cent over the next four years, starting from April 1. But while the new rules were welcomed by campaigners, there were warnings that mobile phone companies may push up the cost of calls and other services, particularly for pay-asyou-go customers, as they look to recoup the revenues they lose from the reduced charges. The big three mobile operators - O2, Vodafone and Everything Everywhere, which includes Orange and T-Mobile - currently charge 4.18p per minute to connect calls from other phone companies.See the full content of this document
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Mobile Operators Told to Cut Charges
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