France Telecom Unified domestic fixed tariff

November 2010, France Telecom to its own fixed-line tariff system has been adjusted to eliminate the existing more than 30 years of the subregional pricing model. Since then, France Telecom's fixed-line users to call domestic telephone charges will no longer have local and long-distance distinction. More than 7 million users will benefit from the fee reform, which calls between 150 million and 200 million times a year. The user will thus save 25% of the access fee, as well as 55% of the call fee during peak hours and 65% for off-peak hours.　　For example, a 5-minute call from Marseille to Paris, during peak hours, dropped from € 0.44 to € 0.22, and off-peak hours dropped from 0.33 euros to € 0.15. Over the past 5 years, France Telecom has been gradually reduced domestic call kamphephe rate. Today's basic voice calls account for a very low share of the revenue of most telecoms operators, including France Telecom. In 2010, French telecom fixed-net users accounted for only 50% of the total, compared with 55% a year ago. This downward trend will continue in the next few years. Therefore, the difference between local and domestic long-distance call rates is not significant, and this pricing model will be gradually canceled around the world.