The French cable operator Numericable announced Wednesday the launch of a mobile telephony offer unlimited tariff of 24.90 euros per month for residential customers Numericable, and 49.90 for the others, thus becoming a mobile virtual network operator, or MVNO . "We go on the mobile market," with "the best offer on the market in price and service content," said the secretary general of the group Numericable, Jerome Yomtov, describing "an offer of unlimited calls to landlines and mobiles France, unlimited texting and unlimited internet access (3G up to 500 mega) for 24.90 euros "a month.
This offer is available to subscribers of the cable operator. "To get this offer of 24.90 euros, it is already subscribed Numericable, or you become one," insists Jerome Yomtov. For non-subscribers Numericable, the offer to 49.90 euros. OFFERS FREE PHONE Offer "sim only" applies only to new subscriptions and the operator does not subsidize handsets.
"Our job is to provide the best possible subscription, the phone is another job, a job distributor of electronics," said the secretary general. At European level, "markets have swung from one side with people who sell phones on the other side people selling subscriptions, as in the Danish market," said Jerome Yomtov.
The new package will be on sale from Monday. On a French market sluggish and increasingly competitive, where a fourth mobile operator, Free, must make its debut in 2012, existing operators have recently increased commercial initiatives. France Telecom, SFR and Iliad have focused in recent months on lower prices and offerings such as "quadruple play" that allow some savings to customers, to attract and retain new subscribers. 
This offer is available to subscribers of the cable operator. "To get this offer of 24.90 euros, it is already subscribed Numericable, or you become one," insists Jerome Yomtov. For non-subscribers Numericable, the offer to 49.90 euros. OFFERS FREE PHONE Offer "sim only" applies only to new subscriptions and the operator does not subsidize handsets.
"Our job is to provide the best possible subscription, the phone is another job, a job distributor of electronics," said the secretary general. At European level, "markets have swung from one side with people who sell phones on the other side people selling subscriptions, as in the Danish market," said Jerome Yomtov.
The new package will be on sale from Monday. On a French market sluggish and increasingly competitive, where a fourth mobile operator, Free, must make its debut in 2012, existing operators have recently increased commercial initiatives. France Telecom, SFR and Iliad have focused in recent months on lower prices and offerings such as "quadruple play" that allow some savings to customers, to attract and retain new subscribers.
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