Back to the articleHoly crap. #
Posted Tuesday 19th May 2009 10:37 GMT
"Net debt is up to £34bn, mainly because of currency movements."
That's scary.
Don't even have anything to show for their debts.
Vodafone writes off £5.9bn
Robbing Bastards #
Posted Tuesday 19th May 2009 09:50 GMT
Vodafone's own network in Turkey - me a Vodafone UK customer, with Passport no less.
£1.89 to call home. £1.29 to receive a call. And they're making a loss there?! And don't get me started on data roaming...
Problems in Spain? #
Posted Tuesday 19th May 2009 11:27 GMT
I don't suppose that would be anything to do with trying to take on O2^H^HTelefonica with their fullyindependantandnotsubsidisedbythegovernmentwitheuropeanmoneyatallthatwouldbeillegal backing?
Currency kills! #
Posted Wednesday 20th May 2009 20:37 GMT
Every company has experienced loss where they rely/trade in specific currencies which are currently mostly weak.. that figure will move along the stated scale as currency values shift - likely to be in vodafones favour sometime soon so I know they're not bothered!
@ PaulK - yeah voda are a multi-national for a reason - they are raking it in! (My Orange cant offer me anything when I travel!)
Interestingly though, voda reckon they are scrapping roaming charges this year (to certain destinations!) - if they include enough euro countries, it will be *interesting*!
ps - didnt voda charge a minimum 75p for each call under an hour on passport? I called my mate simon and hung up 5 times within 30 seconds = ££££ lol!
Paris Hilton doesnt understand the losses at Voda either
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