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Three and O2 pay-monthly mobile customers to be hit by 2.7% price rise
Three has announced it will increase prices for its pay-monthly mobile customers by 2.7% in May, and O2 is set to do the same in April
19 February 2020
O2 and Three pay-monthly mobile customers face mid-contract price rises
O2, Three and Vodafone are set to increase prices for their pay-monthly customers, after EE confirmed it would be hiking prices by 2.7%
13 February 2019
O2 customers hit by data outage - here's what you need to know
O2 customers have been unable to use their mobile data this morning, and the network has confirmed it is investigating the issues
7 December 2018
O2 customer charged £3,000 roaming fees after being told she was in a different country
An O2 customer accidentally racked up over £3,000 in roaming fees, after receiving texts which said her calls and data would be taken out of her UK allowance – here's what you need to know to make sure you don't fall foul of complicated rules
8 November 2018
O2 launches 'custom' plans - but it'll cost you
29 August 2018
O2 customers hit with extra 'loyalty' charge in bizarre billing blunder
Mobile phone provider O2 has apologised after charging its customers extra for a supposed 'loyalty discount'
21 August 2018
The top mobile providers revealed - where cheaper can mean better
Smaller - and cheaper - networks have come out on top in MoneySavingExpert's mobile provider poll
6 July 2018
O2 is offering 'free' Netflix - but only for some
O2 is offering new and upgrading customers a free six- or 12-month Netflix subscription - but only for high data users
18 June 2018
Samsung S9 on sale today - how to find the cheapest deals
Samsung's new Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus smartphones officially launch on Friday, but you can pre-order now
13 March 2018
Millions of pay-monthly mobile customers hit with mid-contract price rises
Millions of mobile customers will see the price of their monthly mobile contracts rise this year
14 February 2018
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