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Carphone Warehouse has patched up its differences with Vodafone following the mobile operator’s decision to stop selling its contracts through Charles Dunstone’s retail chain

02.07.09

Carphone Warehouse has patched up its differences with Vodafone following the mobile operator's decision to stop selling its contracts through Charles Dunstone's retail chain.

From next week, Carphone will be fully back in business with the world's biggest mobiles company for the first time in three years. Vodafone switched to Carphone's arch-rival Phones4Uin 2006 in the hope of paying lower sales commissions.

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