Consumer MVNOs Report 2011-2016: Designing Successful Strategies for Monetising Smartphone & LTE Growth

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:

Consumer MVNOs Report 2011-2016: Designing Successful Strategies for Monetising Smartphone & LTE Growth

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Are MVNOs a Lucrative Business Model?

The misguided conception that MVNOs have passed their heyday is unfortunately linked to the high failure rates of many ill-prepared ventures. The MVNO business model has been popular in the last two decades in mature telecom markets, especially in Europe. This popularity has been marred by injudicious strategies and a failure to understand the key elements of sustaining an MVNO. The market potential for establishing a viable MVNO exists; the issue is how to effectively harness it. 

Our latest research report Consumer MVNOs Report 2011-2016: Designing Successful Strategies for Monetising Smartphone and LTE Growth details the essential strategies and core elements that are necessary for setting up a successful MVNO. The report covers the lightest MVNOs, such as branded resellers, to those with the deepest integration at the core mobile network level. It analyses issues from customer-facing services, branding and pricing to operational and business support systems. The report highlights the reasons for failures and advises on strategies for running a successful MVNO business.

A Second Wind for MVNOs

Furthermore, a number of emerging economies are opening up their telecoms market to new operators. Supported by regulation, and spurred by the increasing connectivity of mobile devices, the potential for MVNOs is significant. New markets and new technologies are a strong driving force for the MVNO business model. Our research shows that the global MVNO market will be worth $40.55 billion USD by 2016, with the Asia Pacific and Latin American regions showing strong growth potential.

An Ocean of New Opportunities for Value Added Services

Undeniably, mobile broadband and smartphone technology will enable a host of new value added services that MVNOs can leverage as service offerings. The popularity of mobile apps can further enhance value propositions, as long as they are leveraged correctly. Commerce and banking, alongside entertainment such as gaming, video-on-demand and music streaming are gaining momentum in the mobile landscape. MVNOs can harness the potential of any of these numerous and highly-demanded mobile activities into a lucrative and successful business venture. 

What is Unique about this Report? 

Our report offers detailed analysis on the MVNO business model, including strategies on offering value-added services and how to retain a competitive advantage in a saturated market place. It is not sufficient to simply offer popular services. The key is understand the target audience and be able to offer service differentiation and be cost-competitive. In addition, this report provides forecasts of regional growth as well as projections on VAS segment evolution. Readers will be able to understand ht key elements of establishing a successful venture and future evolution of the MVNO market. 

Who needs to read this report? 

• Mobile Operators - Understand how the market is likely to change over the next five years and identify strategies to ensure you can compete with other operators and in different markets.

• Content Publishers and Mobile App Developers - Discover opportunities that are available in the MVNO sector, and identify new service offerings to grow your revenues.

• OEMs & Network Vendors - Gain in-depth market knowledge to develop and offer platform and technology solution s to the MVNO market.

• Service Providers - Learn ways to offer tailored services to MVNO players, from back-end platform solutions to front-end customer service packages.

• Brands and Advertisers - Gain insights into the market trends and learn how you can ensure a good ROI from MVNO business models.

• Investment Companies - Increase your understanding of the MVNO segment and ensure you have the right strategies in place to benefit from the expected strong market growth in the coming years.

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Table of Contents

E.1 A Resurgence of MVNOs

E.2 The Mobile Broadband Catalyst

E.3 Global Growth

E.4 Overcoming Challenges

1. Introduction to Mobile Virtual Network Operators1.1 A Changing Telecom Market1.2 Network Layers and Market Segmentation1.2.1 Operators (MNOs)1.2.2 Service Providers1.2.3 Infrastructure Providers1.3 Defining MVNOs1.4 Mobile Network Value Chain1.5 Classifying MVNOs1.5.1 Brand Actor1.5.2 Service Providers and Full MVNO1.5.3 MVNE & MVNA1.6 Transforming MVNOs: From Voice to Data1.7 The Aim & Scope of the Report1.8 Questions Answered by the Report1.9 Structure of the Report1.10 Methodology

2. The MVNO Business Model

2.1 Regulatory Analysis

2.1.1 European Union Directives

2.1.2 Ofcom in the UK

2.1.3 US Federal Communications Commission

2.1.4 Developing Countries

2.1.5 Is There a Need for Regulatory Intervention?

2.2 MNO Cooperation

2.3 Conditions for a Nascent MVNO Market

2.4 Benefits of an MVNO Business Model

2.5 Integration in the Mobile Value Chain

2.6 Categorisation of MVNOs

2.7 MVNO Marketing Strategies

2.7.1 Cost Leadership

2.7.2 Differentiation

2.8 Types of MVNOs

2.8.1 Branded Resellers

2.8.2 Service Providers

2.8.3 Full MVNO

2.9 Key Success Factors

2.9.1 Differentiation

2.9.2 Pricing Principles

2.9.3 Core Network Sharing

2.9.4 Adapting to Change

2.10 Analysis of Costs

3. Current Market Scenario: Opportunities & Challenges3.1 Are MVNOs a Disruptive Proposition for MNOs?3.2 How successful is the MVNO Model?3.3 Network Capacity Driving the Evolution of the MVNO3.3.1 The Role of Internet Protocol3.3.1.1 Increasing Demand for MVoIP3.3.1.2 MVNO Business Model & MVoIP Offerings3.3.2 Mobile Broadband3.3.2.1 A Strong Brand Name is a Prerequisite for MVNO Success3.3.3 Data Services3.3.3.1 Data-only MVNO3.3.4 Is M2M the Right Market for MVNOs?3.3.4.1 M2M MVNOs3.3.5 The 3G & 4G Wholesale Market3.3.5.1 LightSquared Drives the US 4G-LTE Wholesale Market3.3.5.2 Simplexity3.3.5.3 Best Buy3.3.5.4 AirTouch3.3.5.5 Yota3.3.5.6 Wholesale Market Analysis3.3.5.7 Value Proposition to MVNOs3.4 Cloud Strategies for MVNOs3.4.1 Cutting CAPEX Through the Cloud3.4.2 Telefonica & fonYou3.4.3 The Voicefactory & BroadSoft3.4.4 MDS Lavastorm Analytics3.4.5 Keynote SIGOS3.4.6 Novatel Wireless3.5 The Impact of New Mobile Technologies3.5.1 Augmented Reality3.5.2 Mobile Commerce3.5.2.1 A Case Study of Poste Mobile3.5.3 Capitalising on the App Phenomenon3.5.3.1 A Case Study of Disney Mobile, Japan3.6 Capitalising on a Brand Strategy3.6.1 Leveraging Brand Awareness3.6.2 Building a Brand Name3.6.2.1 TracFone3.6.2.2 Lebara Mobile3.6.3 Challenges in Repositioning and Launching a Dedicated Brand3.7 A Constantly Evolving MVNO Model3.7.1 Need to Forge Successful Partnerships3.8 Why Some MVNOs Failed While Others Succeeded?3.8.1 Market Timing3.8.1.1 Understanding the Target Audience3.8.1.2 Evaluating Key Performance Indicators3.8.2 Strategic Assets3.8.2.1 Targeting Existing Customer Base with VAS is Not Sufficient3.8.2.2 Avoiding Replication by Competitors3.8.2.3 Complementing a Strategic Asset3.8.3 Execution Capabilities

4. The Impact of MVNOs on the Mobile Landscape

4.1 MVNO M&A, JV, Partnerships & Divestitures

4.1.1 KPN MVNOs in France, Switzerland & Spain

4.1.2 China Telecom Europe Targets EMEA Market

4.1.3 TransTelecom in Russian Bid

4.1.4 Rostelecom & SkyLink Launches MVNOs in Russia

4.1.5 Anatel Opens Up Market in Brazil

4.1.6 Virgin Mobile Intent on Latin American Market

4.1.7 Mexican Megacable Partners with Telefonica

4.1.8 DiGi to Land 2 New MVNO Deals in Malaysia

4.1.9 Lebara Mobile Exits the Spanish Market

4.2 MVNO Enablers and Aggregators

4.2.1 MVNE Sisteer Signs Multiple Partnerships

4.2.1.1 TIM Brazil

4.2.1.2 Tweaker

4.2.1.3 Momac

4.3 Are OTTs & OEMs Moving Into the Market?

4.4 Successful Sustainability Strategies: Case Studies

4.4.1 Lebara

4.4.1.1 Lebara Money

4.4.1.2 Deal with Nokia

4.4.1.3 VAS & Portal

4.4.1.5 Q&A Session with Lebara Mobile

4.4.1.6 Lebara Financials

4.4.2 Virgin Mobile

4.4.2.1 Virgin Mobile UK

4.4.2.2 Leveraging Brand and VAS

4.4.3 Lycamobile

4.4.3.1 Lycamoney

4.4.3.2 Lycamobile Partners with Plintron to Corner Global MVNA Market

4.4.4 TracFone

5. Global and Regional MVNO Markets & Forecasts5.1 Global Market5.1.1 MVNO Subscribers5.1.2 MVNO Revenues5.2 North America5.2.1 United States5.2.2 Canada5.3 Latin America5.4 European Market5.4.1 France5.4.2 UK5.4.3 Holland5.4.4 Germany5.4.5 Spain5.4.6 Poland5.4.7 Russia5.5 Africa & Middle Eastern Market5.5.1 Oman5.5.2 South Africa5.6 Asian Market5.6.1 Japan5.6.2 South Korea5.6.3 India5.6.3.1 Mobile VAS to Drive MVNO Growth5.6.3.2 Rich Market Opportunities5.6.3.3 4G MVNOs

6. Conclusion

6.1 Adopting the Right Business Model

6.1.1 Facilities Based Model

6.1.2 Target Market Model

6.1.3 Strategy Based Model

6.1.4 Plan Based Model

6.2 Challenges Facing MVNOs

6.3 MVNO Market Expansion Strategies

6.3.1 Service Development Strategy

6.3.2 Market Development Strategy

6.3.3 Diversification Strategy

6.3.4 Market Penetration Strategy

6.4 Key Factors Critical to Success in the Marketplace

6.5 SWOT Analysis

6.6 Key Findings

7. MVNOs by Country - Tables

8. Glossary

Appendix A - About visiongain

Appendix B - Visiongain report evaluation form

List of Charts

Chart 3.2 Global mVoIP Market Growth 2011 - 2016

Chart 3.3 Global mVoIP User Growth 2011 - 2016

Chart 3.4 Global Mobile Broadband Subscriber Growth 2011 - 2016

Chart 3.5 Mobile Data Traffic by Type 2010 - 2016

Chart 3.6 Global 3G Subscriber Growth 2011 - 2016

Chart 3.7 Global LTE Subscriber Growth 2011 - 2016

Chart 3.8 Global 4G Subscriber Growth 2011 - 2016

Chart 3.9 Global Mobile App Market Size by Download 2011 - 2016

Chart 4.1 Lebara Mobile Revenue Growth 2007 - 2010

Chart 4.2 Lebara Mobile Subscriber Base Growth 2008 - 2010

Chart 4.3 Virgin Mobile UK Subscriber Base Growth 2008 - 2011

Chart 4.4 TracFone Subscriber Base Growth 2007 - 2011

Chart 5.1 Number of MVNOs by Region 2011

Chart 5.2 Percentage of MVNOs by Region 2011

Chart 5.3 Global projected MVNO Subscribers 2011 - 2016

Chart 5.4 Projected MVNO Subscribers by Region 2011 - 2016

Chart 5.5 Projected MNO & MVNO Revenues 2011 - 2016

Chart 5.6 Projected MVNO Revenues by region 2011 - 2016

Chart 5.7 Number of MVNOs in Canada & US 2011

Chart 5.8 Projected MVNO Revenues for North America 2011 - 2016

Chart 5.9 Number of MVNOs in Latin america 2011

Chart 5.10 Projected MVNO Revenues for Latin America 2011 - 2016

Chart 5.11 Number of MVNOs in Europe 2011

Chart 5.12 Projected MVNO Revenues for Europe 2011 - 2016

Chart 5.13 MVNOs Market Share of French Wireless Subscribers 2008 - 2011

Chart 5.14 Number of MVNOs in the Middle East 2011

Chart 5.15 Projected MVNO Revenues for Africa & the Middle East 2011 - 2016

Chart 5.16 Number of MVNOs in Asia Pacific 2011

Chart 5.17 Projected MVNO Revenues for Asia Pacific 2011 - 2016

List of Figures

Figure 1.2 MVNO Business Models

Figure 2.1 Incentive for MNOs to Allow MVNOs

Figure 2.2 Mobile Value Chain

Figure 2.3 MVNO Market Structure

Figure 2.4 Branded Reseller Economics

Figure 2.5 Service Provider Economics

Figure 2.6 Full MVNO Economics

Figure 3.1 Evolution to 4G

Figure 3.2 Disney Mobile Japan

Figure 3.3 MVNO Targeted Brand Strategies

Figure 3.4 Methodology for Brand Strategy Awareness

Figure 6.1 MVNO SWOT Analysis

List of Tables

Table 2.1 European Union Telecommunication Directives

Table 2.2 Primary Motivations for MNOs to Allow MVNOs

Table 2.3 Categorisation of MVNO models

Table 2.4 Cost Base Structure: MNO vs. MVNO

Table 3.1 Implications of MVNO Model for MNOs

Table 3.2 Who is Buying M2M?

Table 3.3 Understanding the Target Audience: Case Example

Table 3.4 Evaluating Key Performance Indicators: Case Example

Table 3.5 Strategic Assets: Case Examples

Table 3.6 Targeting Existing Customer Base With VAS is Not Sufficient: Case Examples

Table 3.7 Avoiding Replication by Competitors: Case Examples

Table 3.8 Complementing a Strategic Asset: Case Example

Table 3.9 Execution Capabilities: Case Example

Table 4.1 Selected MVNO Start-ups, M&A, JVs & Partnerships in 2011

Table 4.2 Selected MVNE Players

Table 4.3 Lebara Networks

Table 4.4 Virgin Mobile Networks

Table 4.5 Virgin Mobile Value Added Services

Table 4.6 Lycamobile Mobile Networks

Table 5.1 CAGR MVNO Subscriber Growth by Region 2011 - 2016

Table 5.2 Russian Pre-MVNOs

Table 7.1 MVNOs in the United States

Table 7.2 MVNOs in the United Kingdom

Table 7.3 MVNOs in France

Table 7.4 MVNOs in Germany

Table 7.5 MVNOs in Italy

Table 7.6 MVNOs in Spain

Table 7.7 MVNOs in Australia

Table 7.8 MVNOs in Japan 

Companies Listed

1.2.3.tv

1and1 Internet

40 Movil

50&Piu Net

7-Eleven 

9278

A2network

AAPT 

Abica

Absolut Mobil

Absolut Sim

Absolute solutions UG

Academic Mobile

Acme Packet

Acotel

Aetka 

Affinity mobile

Afone Mobile

Africa & Middle East

Airlink

AirTouch Communications

Airvoice Wireless

Al Yildiz

Aldi 

Alice

Allmobil

Alpha Telecom

AlphaMobile

ALSOK

Amaysim

America Movil

AngelSim

Antenne Reunion Mobile

Anvil Mobile

ArCard Mobile

Asahi Net

ASDA Mobile

Asia & Pacific

Aspired Solutions

ASSE Mobile

Assurance Wireless

AT&T

Auchan

Augere

Austar 

Axel Springer

Axis Telecom

Bankinter

Bankinter Mobile Base

Baraka Telecoms

Bazile Telecom

BBIQ

Belgacom

Berlet

Bernard Tapie

Berry Mobile

Best Buy

Better Call

Beyond Mobile

Bezeq Pelephone

BigSim

Bild Mobil 

Billi

Billiger

Black and Mine

Blau

Blyk

BMA Comm

BMobile

Boost Mobile 

Bouygues 

Bratz Mobile

British Telecom

BroadSoft

Budget Telecom

Buket

C le mobile

Cable Movil

Caesars World Communications

Call in Europe

Call Mobile

Carlyle Group

Carphone Warehouse

Carrefour Mobile

Cashstore Mobile

Casino Mobile

Cellcom Israel

Cellip Mobile

Center Telecom

Century Link

Champaign Telephone 

China Telecom Europe

Chubu Telecom

CIC Mobile

Circle K Stores

CJ Hello Vision

CMobile

Coast 2 Coast

Cognatel

Colombia Movil 

Colruyt

Commander Mobile

Communic8 

ComTel Corp

Congstar

Conrad 

Consumer Cellular

Contour Networks

Coop

Coriolis Groupe

Cosmo Mobile

Cox Wireless

Cozac

Crazy John's

Credit Mutuel

Credo Mobile

Cricket

CTC

Daily Telecom

Dalya Mobile

Darty

Datora Telecom

DCS

Debitel Light

Delight Mobile

Demcom

Deutschland Sim

Dia

Dialog

DiGi

Digi Mobil

DigiTel Italia

Dime

Discoplus / Discosurf

Discotel 

Disney Mobile

DodoTel

Dream Train Internet

Drillisch Telecom

E.Leclerc

EarthTones

Easybell

Ebay

EC Navi Mobile

eCallPlus

Econet

Ecotel communication

Edeka Supermarket

ElephantTalk

Elyatel

Enel

Enel Energia

Enercom

Ensercom

Eo Mobile

Epian

E-Plus

ERG Mobile

Eroski Supermarket

ESPN Mobile

Espresso

ETB (Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Bogota)

Eteleon 

Eurokeitai

Euskaltel

Everything Everywhere

EWE

Express Mobil

EyesVision

Family Mobile

FastSIM

Fastweb

Fenercell

Fiotel

Firefly Comm

First Mobile

Flex Mobil

FlexFon

Flexishop

Flint Telecom 

Fnac Mobile

Fone Zone 

FoneEze Mobile

Fonic

FonYou

Forester

Forval Telecom

France Loisirs

France Telecom

Free bits

Freebit

Freedom Talk

Freenet

Friendi

FullMovil

Future Telecom

FYVE Mobil

Gamma Telecom

Gelsent Net

General Motors

giffgaff

Girondins Mobile

Global Data 

Global Mobility Group

Global Talk

Globalstar Australia 

Globus Hypermarkets

GMO Internet

GMX Free Phone

Gnanam Telecom

Gotalk

Great Call

Green ICN

Greenwire Worlwide

Groupe By TONE

Grupo Hualon

Gruppo Daily Telecom Mobile

Gruppo DigiTel

GT Mobile

GTCom

GV Cellular

H2O Wireless

Happy (DiGi)

Happy Movil

Hawaiian Telecom

Hello Mobil

Hewlett-Packard

HFO Telecom

HH Ventures

Hi-Bit 

Hi-Ho

Hit Mobile

Hitachi

Hitech Telecom

Hits Telecom

Hola, mundo

Home Center Mobile

HP Development Co

Hughes Telematics

i Wireless MegaTalk

IC Telecom

iCard Mobile

IDT Corp

Igge & Ko

IIJ Mobile

iiNET 

Indigo Mobile

Inphonix

Inter Communications

Intercity Zakelijk

Internity

iSIM 

ITEC Hankyu Hanshin Corp

iVitta

iVittamobile

iWireless

J:COM Mobile

Ja! Mobil

JAL Airlines 

Jamba SIM

Japan Communications

Japan Digital Communications

Jinext

Jumbo

Just Mobile 

Kabel Baden-Wuerttemberg

Kajeet

Kandy Mobil

KantriKom

KDDI

Kent VA Limited

Keynote SIGOS

Kite Mobile

Klarmobil

Kontakt Mobile

K-Opticom 

Kore Telematics

Korea Information & Comm

Koshida 

KPN

KT

Kyushu Telecom Network

Le French Mobile

Leap Wireless International

Lebara 

Liberty Wireless

Lidl

Lifecomm

LightSquared

Lightyear Network Solutions

LLamaya Movil

Locus Telecom

Los40

Lucky Wireless

LY Holdings

Lycamobile

Lycatel

M2 Group

M2 Telecom

M6

Macquarie Telecom

Manx Telecom

Mas Mov!l

MaXXim

MB Softbank

MBD Mobile Breitbanndienste

McSIM

Medion Metro Group

Megacable

Megacel

MegaFon

Merto Cash & Carry

Metro Mobil

MetroPCS

Mfi

MGA Entertainment

Micro-P

Midi Telecom

Mifi Japan

Millicom International Cellular

MIP Tel

M-net

Mobi

Mobiho

Mobilcom Debitel

Mobile Partners Group 

Mobile Trading

Mobistar

Mobisud

Moblack

Mobook

Momac

Moobi Air

Moobi Cent

Movi Data

Movida

MovilDia

Movilonia

MP3 Mobile

MS Mobile Services

MTS

MTV

Mundio Mobile

My Evolution

Nabu

NDS Corp

Neo- Discount Mobile

Net10

NetatOnce

NettoKOM

Netzclub

Neuf Cegetel

Nextadvantage

Nifty Group

Nojima

Nokia

Nokia Siemens Networks

Norea Mobile

Novatel Wireless

Noverca

Now Mobile

NRJ Mobile

NTT DoCoMo

NTT Plaia

Numericable

o.te.o

Oceans Network

OL Mobile

OM Mobile

Omea Telecom

OMER Telecom 

Omni

Ono

Onstar

Onyx Innovation

Open Range

Orange

Orbitel Movil

Ortel Mobile

Osnatel

Otsuka

PagePlus

Paris St Germain

PC Deport

Penny Mobil

PennySIM

People Telecom 

Pepe Phone

Phenix

Phonehouse

Pirata Telecom

Pivotel

Platinum Wireless

PlatinumTel Comm

PLDT 

Plebicom

Plus

Porto Seguro Telecomunicações

Poste Italiane Group

Poste Mobile

PrePayd Wireless

Prima Call

Prima Mobile

PrimaMobil

PrimTel

Primus Mobile

Primus Telecom 

Private Mobility

Priyo Mobile

Pro Net Telecom

PSG Mobile

PTT Mobile

PureTalk USA

QiComm

Quantum Global

Rabo Bank

RACC Movil

Rami Levi

RCL Mobile

Reach Telecom

Ready Mobile

Red Bull

Red Pocket Mobile

Reliable Networks

Revolution Telecom 

Reward Mobile 

REWE Group

Rostelecom

Rostelkom

Royal KPN NV

R-Sky

R-Stream

RTL

Safe Link Wireless

Samsung 

Savvytel 

Schlecker Drogeriemarkte

Schufa Holding

SCT Telecom

SDT 

Sermatel Comércio

SevenOne Intermedia

SFR

Shaka Mobile

Shiratsuyu Shuzo

Signpost Belgie

Silverado

SIM mobile

Sim Voice

Sim Xpress

SIM+

Sim4Travel

Simple Mobile

Simplexity

SIMply Communication

Simply Data

Simply Free

Simsay

Simyo

Sisteer

SK Telecom

S-KON eKontor24

SkyLink

Slimtel 

Smartmobil

Softbank Corp

Software Cellular Networks

Sohgo Security Services

Solomo

Solute

So-Net Entertainment

Sontheimer Datentechnik

Sony

Soul Mobile 

South & North America

Southern Cross Mobile

Sparfon24

Sparhandy

Speach

SpeakOut

SpeakUp

Spot Mobile

Sprint Nextel

St Petersburg

Stan Mobile

Star Communications

Starnet

Stella Telecom

STI Mobile

Stonehenge Telecom

Straight Talk

Stunt Mobiel

Sudkuriertel

Sumitomo Electric Industries

Surf. royal

Surf.pink 

Sven

Svyazinvest

Symacom

Talk Mobile

Talk Talk

Talkline

Tango Communications

Tchibo

T-Com

Tele2 Russia

Telebinder

Telecall 

Telecom Austria

Telecom Plus

Teleena

Telefonica

TELENOR

TeleSon Gruppe

Telespectrum

Telispire

Telstra

Tesco Mobile

TGP Telecom

The Phone Co-op

The Utility Warehouse

The Voicefactory

Think Mobile 

TikiTiki Internet

TIM

Tiscali Mobile

Tismobi

T-Mobile

Toggo Mobile

Tokai

Toppa!

Toppan Printing

Total Call International

TotalErg

TracFone Wireless

Transatel

TransTelecom

Tribe Mobile

Triple Gate

Tru Phone

Trumpet Mobile

TTK

Turk Telecom

Turk Telecom Mobile

Turkcell Europe

Turkyildiz

Tuyo Mobile

Tweaker

Ubqtus

UNE EPM Telecom

Uniadex

Unicom

United Internet

Universal Music Mobile

Universal Utilities 

Uno Mobile

UPC Cablecom

V2s

Vectone Mobile

Ventajas

Verizon

Vertu

VIC Tokai

VictorVox

Victorytel

Vimplecom

Virgin

Virgin Mobile

Virgin Mobile

Virtel Group

Vistream

Vita Group

Viva Mobile

Vizz Africa

Vizz Mobile

Vodafone

Vodafone NL

VT4

Vybemobile

VZ Mobil

Wal-Mart

WAZ NewMedia

Webmobilisten

WeltBild Mobil

Wilhelm Tel

Win SIM

Wir mobil

WKW Mobil

Wolfe

Woolsworths

Working Assets

XO Communications

Yamada Denki

Yomiuri Giants

Yota

You Mobile

Yukoono

Zapp Mobile

Zapp Unlimited

Zero

Zero Forfait

Ziggo

Zonzoo 

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