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Vodafone raises UK monthly bills by up to 10% Vodafone raises UK monthly bills by up to 10%
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Mobile operator Vodafone has announced price increases that could add more than 10% to UK customers' monthly bills if they stray beyond their monthly allowance.Mobile operator Vodafone has announced price increases that could add more than 10% to UK customers' monthly bills if they stray beyond their monthly allowance.
The company has said that customers can leave their contracts without charge should they wish. The company says that anyone whose monthly bill alters by more than 10% has the right to leave without charge.
Customers who wish to leave must write to Vodafone before prices are raised on 28 June, the company said. If they wish to do so, they must write to Vodafone before prices are raised on 28 June, the company said.
The move comes as Vodafone announced reduced European roaming prices.The move comes as Vodafone announced reduced European roaming prices.
"We really hope you decide to stay with us, but as these changes have increased your monthly bill by more than 10%, you can end your agreement without charge," Vodafone said."We really hope you decide to stay with us, but as these changes have increased your monthly bill by more than 10%, you can end your agreement without charge," Vodafone said.
A standard UK call will increase by 5p per minute to 45p, but the cost of a European call will fall by just under 6p per minute to 18.7p.A standard UK call will increase by 5p per minute to 45p, but the cost of a European call will fall by just under 6p per minute to 18.7p.
Calls to certain 118 directory enquiry numbers will rise to £5 from current call charges of £2.25 to £3.75.Calls to certain 118 directory enquiry numbers will rise to £5 from current call charges of £2.25 to £3.75.
The affected numbers are: 118 500, 118 404, 118 247, and 118 212.The affected numbers are: 118 500, 118 404, 118 247, and 118 212.