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o2 now owned by three will there be changes

EdmondShiels3 · 2013-07-14 15:19:14

Three now own O2 will they offer O2 customers the same bill pay packages as they offer to three customers for broadband with a larger download limit.

14-07-2013 4:19pm

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Three now own O2 will they offer O2 customers the same bill pay packages as they offer to three customers for broadband with a larger download limit.

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#2 14-07-2013 4:36pm

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The limit is too high on Three, that is why the performance is rubbish.
Also maybe they will put prices up. Three don't make a profit.
Data is subsidised by voice sales on 02.

Mobile is for MOBILE use. To lower contention /congestion it should have a cap of about 2Gbyte. The capacity for Broadband downloads doesn't exist unless they have very many more masts.
There will be lots of changes. To save on costs.

Three are a mobile marketing company with HQ in Hong Kong and Call centres in India and all engineering out sourced.

Unfortunately they are more interested in growing customer base and eventually making profit than quality.

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