Tuenti, operator budgetary the Telefónica property closes twelve years after it was bought by a Spanish telecommunications company. OMV no longer allows new registrations and has announced that all customers will become part of O2, the company that Movistar introduced in Spain in 2018.
Those users who have a Tuenti plan will receive an email in the next few days with information about the change of operator and the migration process they must complete after receiving a new SIM card, which will be automatically sent to the address that appears in the discharge data. Tuenti contract rate customers in particular will become part of O2. with rates that improve in GB and terms compared to Tuenti’s current rates but keep the same price. On the other hand, prepaid users will become part of Movistar..
The migration process will be done through a website created by Tuenti for this occasion, both for customers who become part of O2 and for those who need to transfer their prepaid rate to Movistar. In both cases, the migration portal will work. until June 18. After this period, Tuenti fares will no longer apply. Tuenti, on the other hand, assures that current OMV employees will be transferred to the O2 team.
O2, new Tuenti
Phone, remember acquired Tuenti in 2010 for 70 million euros. Since then, the company has been offering cheap rates to a younger audience, albeit with terms that don’t seem to convince many users. Something that O2 did, a company that arrived in Spain in 2018 with a limited number of rates that barely include conditions.
O2, the new Tuenti currently has two mobile plans. Users can sign up for a 30 GB plan and unlimited calls for €20 per month. Or 20 GB with unlimited calls for 10 euros. The Movistar brand also offers 300MB of fiber for €38 per month, as well as a converged plan consisting of different plans that range from 100MB of fiber and 10GB of mobile data for €30 per month to 600MB and 60GB. data for 50 euros per month.
Source: Hiper Textual
