(Bloomberg) — The ability of German carriers to introduce inflation-matching price increases may be met by high customer churn, a nationally representative survey of German mobile consumers by Bloomberg Intelligence conducted in early September shows.
Contrasting with an expected inflation rate of 8% this year in Germany, a 6% to 10% price increase without any commensurate change in services provided would prompt at least 47% of survey respondents to consider switching carriers, according to the survey.
Deutsche Telekom may be best-placed among mobile-network operators to introduce mobile-tariff hikes, based on BI’s survey findings on customer satisfaction.
(Bloomberg) — The ability of German carriers to introduce inflation-matching price increases may be met by high customer churn, a nationally representative survey of German mobile consumers by Bloomberg Intelligence conducted in early September shows.
Contrasting with an expected inflation rate of 8% this year in Germany, a 6% to 10% price increase without any commensurate change in services provided would prompt at least 47% of survey respondents to consider switching carriers, according to the survey.
Deutsche Telekom may be best-placed among mobile-network operators to introduce mobile-tariff hikes, based on BI’s survey findings on customer satisfaction.
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