Iliad: launches commercial offensive in France

(CercleFinance.com) - The parent company of Free, Iliad is not just limiting its offensive to Italy and this morning announces the launch, in France, of new offers for the Freebox, fixed broadband internet.


According to observers, after a period of attractive promotional prices, Free then tends to raise them.

After losing clients in landline telephony in the first quarter, Free has reacted with an entry-level offer - the Freebox Crystal - will be offered at 9.99 euros per month for one year, a price will then increase to 24.99 euros per month, for a simple internet access and telephone offer.

The next offer, which is a notch above, with optical fiber and "triple play" 4K, called the “Freebox Mini,” will be offered at 14.99 euros per month for 12 months, then increasing to 34.99 euros.

Finally, upmarket Freebox Revolution offer (with TV by CANAL Panorama) will be sold for 14.99 euros per month for one year, before rising to 44.99 euros.

These new offers will be commercially available to new subscribers from 6 pm today until 29 June. Rates applied to current subscribers are not changing.


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