Millions of mobile customers across the UK will face increases this spring as phone firms prepare to hike bills in line with inflation.
Those who are with Three, EE, Sky Mobile and more could be paying more on their phone bills following a sharp increase in the cost of living. The increases can be applied mid-contract and each mobile provider will rise their bills differently with the maximum being up to a 14.4% rise.
Phone firms are blaming the rise on increases to their operating costs as a result of regulatory requirements, higher energy prices and increased network costs. For Three Mobile users an average monthly mobile bill of £32 a month will rise to £36.80 a month, which is an increase of £4.80 a month, totalling at an extra £57.60 a year.
