Orange-the future's not quite so bright

http://news.independent.co.uk/busine...icle361983.ece

You'd think with the revenue presumably pouring in from their current
(well named and priced) tariffs they'd be rolling in it - apparantly
not!

Poldie wrote:
> http://news.independent.co.uk/busine...icle361983.ece
>
> You'd think with the revenue presumably pouring in from their current
> (well named and priced) tariffs they'd be rolling in it - apparantly
> not!

Controlling costs is standard business practice whether or not revenue
is increasing. They will be rolling in more of it soon. Just hope the
weaker customer service staff get fired - perhaps we could call OCS,
note the names and recommend?

Poldie@gmail.com declared for all the world to hear...
> http://news.independent.co.uk/busine...icle361983.ece
>
> You'd think with the revenue presumably pouring in from their current
> (well named and priced) tariffs they'd be rolling in it - apparantly
> not!

The job losses will happen as a result of the integration of Wanadoo
into Orange, not because of crappy performances. It's simply a matter of
taking out duplication.
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Regards
Jon

Poldie wrote:
> http://news.independent.co.uk/busine...icle361983.ece
>
> You'd think with the revenue presumably pouring in from their current
> (well named and priced) tariffs they'd be rolling in it - apparantly
> not!

Orange sliced, new plan Rat, as in leaving sinking ship ,wonder if
marketing dept is first up for the security and carrier bag treatment.

Kind of clearly illustrated when saw 2 buses following each other,
first one with are you a Panther etc... second one with Vodafone talk
for 60 pay for 3 , difficult not to see the more compelling offer...

Adam