on 29-01-2015 14:31
on 29-01-2015 14:31
on 29-01-2015 20:18
on 29-01-2015 20:18
Oh I might be the only one that things its a good idea.
I might get more discount lol
on 29-01-2015 20:19
on 29-01-2015 20:19
I'm finding it hard to get my head around all this
On the one hand, you wonder how this network is going to find enough spare bandwidth capacity to help run another MVNO. But then of course, by the time it actually happens, we may already be part of a much bigger network anyway.
But couldn't Three then overturn any such agreement, if it didn't fit in with their overall business plan?
on 29-01-2015 20:25
on 29-01-2015 20:25
on 29-01-2015 21:03
on 29-01-2015 21:03
@anticpated wrote:Maybe we'll get a reduced SkyGo subscription.
Or a discount on Sky Broadband!
on 29-01-2015 21:22
on 29-01-2015 21:22
on 29-01-2015 21:31
on 29-01-2015 21:31
Yes I realise I was being a tad optimistic and delusional here.
on 29-01-2015 21:37
on 29-01-2015 21:37
on 29-01-2015 21:54
on 29-01-2015 21:54
I think possibly Telefonicia are worrying how they can justify their massive pay rises this year when the profit sheet isn't looking so good. So rather than spend money to keep customers, they're taking the easier way out by selling out to cheaper rival companies whom will more than certainly either reduce the company's standing or improve it meteoric.
I've been O2 for years although I can see a change to another provider being another option. My 3G reception is generally below par locally and it's only when I venture to other towns/cities the reception is superior. Every network has blackspots however these are areas which never used to be.
All this hype about 4G is all very well although I only managed to get receive HSPA+ in other areas or with other network SIM. One time I called O2 the guy suggested that my telephone's aerial was weak and not receiving signals correctly. Some nonsense anyway.
So I do have gripes with this network and don't even mention Anovo....
However for all their warts and whatnots at least O2 has been consistent. I feel a bad change in network will place them in the same league as Talktalk. Cheapen things too much, kiss your quality service goodbye.
on 29-01-2015 22:04
on 29-01-2015 22:04
on 29-01-2015 22:09
on 29-01-2015 22:09
I have a 3 SIM P&G which I used to test whether my "rooted" telephone was SIM-free and able to work on other networks. You never know what is around the corner.