And then they were three: Wind and 3 merge

wco81 · 11-08-2015, 20:23

Bigger question is whether competition is diminished and prices go up.

Wind definitely was underpricing TIM and I assume 3 was as well.

I haven't tried Wind in a long time, not since before 4G so I don't know what the state of their network was.

Difference in price for the biggest prepaid data bundle between TIM and Wind appeared to be about 10 Euro, so not that big of an incentive for visitors who were using it on holiday.

Of course the price difference was big for residents who paid every month, though it seems TIM offered incentives for landline customers of theirs, while Wind didn't have a landline or other product?

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wco81 (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 304 Join Date: 17 Jun 2007 Country:	11-08-2015, 20:23 Bigger question is whether competition is diminished and prices go up. Wind definitely was underpricing TIM and I assume 3 was as well. I haven't tried Wind in a long time, not since before 4G so I don't know what the state of their network was. Difference in price for the biggest prepaid data bundle between TIM and Wind appeared to be about 10 Euro, so not that big of an incentive for visitors who were using it on holiday. Of course the price difference was big for residents who paid every month, though it seems TIM offered incentives for landline customers of theirs, while Wind didn't have a landline or other product?