A few months ago we announced the end of the Yoigo SinFín rate. During last September the operator confirmed that the SinFín rate would change and finally it was like this: they reduced the gigabytes from 20 to 8 GB while maintaining the price.
While it is true that it was still the best rate on the market, the image given by the company by drastically reducing the data could take its toll. The solution? Offer the Yoigo SinFín rate with your Unlimited calls and the initial 20 GB for 29 euros.
Yoigo's SinFín rate is back with unlimited calls and 20 GB of data
Of course, the return of the rate Endless It will be temporary: Yoigo's plan is for its new rate to be available from December 1 to January 31, 2016. The mobile phone operator is going to burst the market for the Christmas season.
It should be remembered that during the months that Yoigo's SinFín rate was in force, the operator managed to earn close to 20.000 lines in the month of July, an impressive figure if we compare it with the 13.000 clients it managed to bring in in September of the same year.
A really smart move on Yoigo's part. In addition to the month of July, the Christmas campaign is the strongest for telephone operators who know that a good offer can make the difference between selling lines like churros or staying in the background. And with this movement the telephone operator has been completely right.
The SinFín rate is by far the best option on the market. Any user who consumes a minimum of between 25 and 30 euros per month knows that the best option is to switch to Yoigo and take the SinFín rate. Remember that it's 29 euros with VAT included and you do not have to sign any type of permanence as long as you do not pick up a phone.
Now we have to wait and see if there is any reply from the other mobile phone operators. When Yoigo first launched the SinFín rate, no operator significantly improved its rate to steal customers from Telstra, so we can hope that in this case it will not change either and surely Yoigo does not have any competitor willing to offer such an interesting rate, especially for its 20 GB of data, at such an attractive price.
What do you think? Do you think that any operator will launch a rate to compete with the SinFín de Yoigo?
I have the endless since it came out and I am delighted, totally unconcerned about the consumption of data. On weekends I go to the town where I don't have internet, I put the phone to share data and eat at home. I watch football, under movies, children play with their tablets online, I even upgraded my laptop there to w10 (6GB). And I usually have gigs left over. Let's not say in summer when you go to places where there is no Wi-Fi. Frankly, I have never understood the people who spend obscene amounts on telephones and scavenge on the tariff. Since I have this rate, I have realized that my needs are data and battery to withstand intensive mobile use since sharing data consumes a lot of battery.
All the best