UK Government tried to kill Eurotariffs

Richard10002 · 03-11-2007, 20:52

"knowing how slow the uk mobile market seems to be with regard to changing price plans etc incl roaming rates on there own initiative i don't think it will be for a while yet. "

This is the way most large UK businesses work - they screw the customer and provide poor service, (through cost cutting), until forced either by legislation, or competition, to play ball - and the UK government have shown that they have no interest in assisting with legislation.

3 have been persistently innovative and havd made some incredible offers but, at least historically, their call and connection quality was poor, so inroads were difficult.

Looks like 3 are coming good, and maybe we will get some reasonable, rather than rip off, deals in the not too distant future.

Malkav · 03-11-2007, 21:45

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Originally Posted by Richard10002

"knowing how slow the uk mobile market seems to be with regard to changing price plans etc incl roaming rates on there own initiative i don't think it will be for a while yet. "

This is the way most large UK businesses work - they screw the customer and provide poor service, (through cost cutting), until forced either by legislation, or competition, to play ball - and the UK government have shown that they have no interest in assisting with legislation.

3 have been persistently innovative and havd made some incredible offers but, at least historically, their call and connection quality was poor, so inroads were difficult.

Looks like 3 are coming good, and maybe we will get some reasonable, rather than rip off, deals in the not too distant future.

you do realise....you have just jinxed yourself right now :-p

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Richard10002 (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 60 Join Date: 03 Oct 2006 Country:	03-11-2007, 20:52 "knowing how slow the uk mobile market seems to be with regard to changing price plans etc incl roaming rates on there own initiative i don't think it will be for a while yet. " This is the way most large UK businesses work - they screw the customer and provide poor service, (through cost cutting), until forced either by legislation, or competition, to play ball - and the UK government have shown that they have no interest in assisting with legislation. 3 have been persistently innovative and havd made some incredible offers but, at least historically, their call and connection quality was poor, so inroads were difficult. Looks like 3 are coming good, and maybe we will get some reasonable, rather than rip off, deals in the not too distant future.