First Price Increase in Five Years For Sky Mobile Customers in the UK

Here in this news article, we bring the current cost hype news. That is about the First price increase in five years for Sky Mobile customers in the UK. 

Sky Mobile, an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator)

The Sky Mobile, is an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) powered by O2 (VMO2). It is with upwards of 3 million subscribers. It has started informing its out-of-contract customers—roughly 1.3 million customers. That they will see their first price increase in five years on February 14, 2023.

Sky Mobile is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) in the United Kingdom. That provides mobile phone and data services as a mobile network operator. An MVNO is a wireless communications services provider that does not own the wireless network infrastructure. Over which it provides services to its customers. Instead, an MVNO enters into a business agreement with a mobile network operator. To obtain bulk access to network services at wholesale rates. And then sets its own pricing and packages for its customers. Sky Mobile is a brand of Sky Limited, a British media, and telecommunications company. And it uses the O2 network in the UK to provide its mobile services.

Our Source claims

Our sources claim that the first emails and letters about this started yesterday. And the remainder are expected to follow over the course of the following two weeks. Simply put, as a result of this move, practically all customers who are not under a contract will begin paying an extra £1 per month on February 14, 2023. Those that use Sky Mobile will undoubtedly see this increase in cheaper plans.

Sky Mobile’s statement

“We have worked to maintain our rates as low as we can. This is the first price change we have made in the past five years. We have to examine the pricing for several of our data plans because of the present state of the economy. And keep in mind that we won’t boost pricing in the midst of your contract, according to Sky Mobile’s statement. According to customer services, SKy Mobile Customers who are in the middle of a contract don’t need to be concerned. But that will change once their current term expires and the raise applies to them as well.

Any future price hikes for their Sky TV or Sky Broadband subscriptions. Which are likely to go into effect in April 2023 at some point, are not included in the rise.