Phones4U drops weird characters from ads and focuses on core youth market

By Fiona Ramsay, 09 June 2009, 08:30am

LONDON - Phones4U aims to capitalise on the more distinct target market positioning it has over principal competitor Carphone Warehouse with a new brand campaign that will ditch characters Jack, Scary Mary and Lazy Bob after five years.

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