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NTLVictim · 15-02-2007, 14:04

Simplistic? Competition always improves things for the consumer, and up until now, Sky have had no competition. They have had no competition because ntl's customer service was as rough as a bears' bum so Sky's had to be no better, and the picture quality and range of channels on Sky was better, plus no freezing, al la ntl.

You'll notice the repeated use of the word WAS, however...

All it takes is for one player to raise their game, and the rest have to follow which is a good thing for the end user..to borrow the Ford/Vauxhall analogy, if competition didn't exist, we'd all still be driving around in monstrosities like the Vauxhall Viva.

15-02-2007, 14:04	#41
NTLVictim Inactive Join Date: Feb 2004 Services: Finding people (retired) Posts: 1,065	Re: Who Will Win? Sky or Virgin? Simplistic? Competition always improves things for the consumer, and up until now, Sky have had no competition. They have had no competition because ntl's customer service was as rough as a bears' bum so Sky's had to be no better, and the picture quality and range of channels on Sky was better, plus no freezing, al la ntl. You'll notice the repeated use of the word WAS, however... All it takes is for one player to raise their game, and the rest have to follow which is a good thing for the end user..to borrow the Ford/Vauxhall analogy, if competition didn't exist, we'd all still be driving around in monstrosities like the Vauxhall Viva.