Free reassures about RED pricing following SFR acquisition

SFR
Free acquires millions of RED by SFR customers following the operator's takeover. After ensuring that the plan tariffs would not change during the migration, Free remains vague about the long-term fate of these offers. This acquisition should allow Free to increase its customer base by more than 8 million users. The transition could take around 30 months, with no precise schedule yet established. In what ways do you think this takeover could affect competition in the telecommunications sector?
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  1. Free would only recover Red by SFR’s mobile customers, so what is your comment about a FIXED offer? As for the "Free is too greedy," you may have forgotten that without Free, the low-cost brands of competitors would never have existed, pfffffffff

    1. Hi,

      where did you see that Free was only picking up RED's mobile subscribers?

      Apparently, there are fixed lines too, plus a few small business customers from SFR, .

    2. @brupala

      Hello

      Thank you for this interesting link which does not at all correspond to what I had read about UF, it seems, so my bad / so much for me

  2. Red is the only operator to offer a fiber plan without TV subscription for only €22. Free is too greedy and will soon blow all that up...