mikeliuk
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Which one is the viable competitor to EE?You've mistyped the word 'remove'.![]()
Vodafone or Three UK?
Which one is the viable competitor to EE?You've mistyped the word 'remove'.![]()
The Voda-Three merger will create a viable competitor to EE.
One with similar prices and plans, I believe.
EE and O2 are already just under that at 36 quid, about 50 dollarsDepending on the restrictions on this merger, when approved if they go the same way we might see all the MNO's go American style with unlimited only plans at £50 a month
Where Plusnet mobile came in to play but they done away with itIt's playing into the hands of the MVNO's, especially 1p.
It makes me wonder if EE will try and buy them and have them as their bargain basement option like Three have Smarty and VF Voxi.
I intend on PAC'ing over to 1p / EE next month but I won't pay over the odds so I will probably end up on 1p.
There are millions of them (if you have EE's entire subscriber base in mind)
Not sure what happened it was not showing any one month contracts on desktop!
It defaults to 24m in the filter (which is a bit naughty).Not sure what happened it was not showing any one month contracts on desktop!
Think you mean a viable reason for Voda-Three to raise their prices without investing in their network.The Voda-Three merger will create a viable competitor to EE.
The existing VF contracts increase by either CPI+3.9%, or £1.80 every year, 3 is similar. So even if Voda3 did nothing to existing contracts, those contracts likely wouldn't be lower priced for long.I doubt the prices would go up by much when Vodafone and Three merge, at least not right away. People on Vodafone/3 would just stay on their existing lower price contracts if Vodafone were to raise the prices too much.
There is a limited number ofsuckerscustomers willing to pay those prices though.