It seems that Telstra he likes to play cat and mouse. In March of last year the mobile phone operator launched the tariff Yoigo Sinfin, with unlimited calls and 20 GB at a very tempting price: 29 euros per month VAT included.
This rate made hundreds of users go to Yoigo, attracted by the operator's siren song and its unlimited rate. But Yoigo surprised in September by reducing its rate from 20 to 8 GB. In December the Sinfín rate returned to its origins. And now, surprise! Yoigo reduces the data of its unlimited rate to 8 GB again.
Yoigo reduces the data of its Yoigo Sinfín rate again to 8 GB
Okay, it is true that they had been warning all the month of March that their Yoigo Sinfín rate would return to eight gigabytes shortly, but it is still a shame. More if we take into account that, Despite the reduction of the data voucher by 60%, the rate remains the same: 29 euros per month. From Yoigo they know perfectly well that reducing the gigabytes of your rate causes a mass flight of their clients, while when they return to offer the 20 GB they gain new users.
What is going on then? Well, Yoigo does not get anything profitable for those users who consume so much data. The reason? Yoigo continues to rely heavily on Movistar to fully cover the deficiencies in its own telephone network.
Although YI hear you have already brought the 4G to all your antennas It still needs to expand its coverage, or in other words, plant more antennas. A plan that TeliaSonera, the company's parent company, had between eyebrows, until they began to seriously consider selling the company due to the economic problems that TeliaSonera is going through.
We'll see how this story ends, though if finally Yoigo is not sold to Telecable, As the rumors suggest, I am very sure that in summer the 20 GB will return to its Yoigo SinFín rate.
Over time they will also reduce their number of clients, because to get advantages there than being a new client, to whom we have been a few years, no case… ..
It should be clarified that users who hired the endless rate of 20 G are not reduced, they continue with their 20 gigs. I do not understand that people leave in "mass", for what reason?
Manolete, if you don't know how to fight, what are you getting into?
I wanted to make myself this contract. I spoke to an operator and after giving him all my information, he told me that at the moment he cannot make me the contract due to "company conditions", which he could not tell me why. I have been under contract with Vodafone for more than 6 years, I never stopped paying the bills, I never had debts, so the only thing he let me understand was that he did not contract me because I did not have Spanish nationality. Because something else cannot be understood. What a shame …. Not being able to give an explanation.