2 July 2009 11:26 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Vodafone contracts will make a return to the shop shelves of Carphone Warehouse after 3 years.Thought to be a move to "take back" the UK-based operator's home market, currently led by O2, it ends a 3-year absence from Carphone Warehouse stores.
In 2006 Vodafone signed an exclusive deal with Carphone Warehouse rival Phones4U, ending the sales of Vodafone contracts through Carphone.
Carphone Warehouse is now set to offer Vodafone's contracts throughout its 820 shops from next week.
Another option currently open to Vodafone to expand in the UK is the potential purchase of struggling T-Mobile, currently said to be under consideration.
UPDATE: Vodafone has now issued a statement, saying it will offer pay as you go mobiles, upgrades, pay monthly contracts and mobile broadband connections through the Carphone Warehouse from 7 July. It will also continue its partnership with Phones4U.
Via: independent.co.uk
Biz, Phones, Mobile phone industry, Vodafone, Carphone Warehouse


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