O3

[anticpated]

What happens when O2 gains another atom? It becomes Ozone.

I've been reading about the speculation of a 3/Hutchinson buying out O2 and whilst it might mean an enhancement in signal coverage for 4G. What does this mean as a bigger picture?

More customers on the same network.

Possible more cuts in quality of service with off-shore customer support. Generally speaking O2's customer care is generally OK and the people answering do resolve any issues. A recent call to another call centre which was based abroad left me feeling frustrated and my problem unsolved; which I resolved myself. 

http://blogs.which.co.uk/technology/phone-networks/3-rated-worst-network-operator-for-customer-servi...

I'm just worried that the actual company I've used for years, relatively reliably is going to turn into the new Talktalk and become completely rubbish.

This may be just speculation however I just hope that's just all it is.

Having 4G would be nice although it's not the be-all and end-all.

[jonsie]

More like the Titanic....

[anticpated]

Lots of salty meat for the fishes.

[gemz4the1]

It may surprise you and be a match made in heaven

[Beenherebefore]

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@anticpated wrote:
Like polo you nean.

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Don't call me a nean !

[Cleoriff]

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@Beenherebefore wrote:

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@anticpated wrote:
Like polo you nean.

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Don't call me a nean !

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Must be a word known only in Scotland

[anticpated]

Enough of these cunning stunts.

[Cleoriff]

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@anticpated wrote:
Enough of these cunning stunts.

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You now sound like Kenny Everitt