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MrGiles2 · 17-02-2010, 09:07

If VM do sell of their channels to Sky so that they can concentrate on their broadband, and mobile services, as well as TV On Demand, does that mean that our subs will increase even more?

Over the years, buying and selling by companies NEVER, NEVER EVER benefits the customer, only the shareholders and managers. And with incomes continuing to shrink (apart from the managers and the shareholders of course) it might mean that more and more people are going to find it much harder to meet their ever increasing bills.

In any case, I thought that with Sky buying these channels from VM is supposed to be anti-competitive.

17-02-2010, 09:07	#50
MrGiles2 Inactive Join Date: Jun 2009 Services: Virginemedia V+. Broadband, Sky, Freeview, Blu-Ray, DVD, Home Cinema Posts: 46	Re: Sky makes £160m bid for VM channels If VM do sell of their channels to Sky so that they can concentrate on their broadband, and mobile services, as well as TV On Demand, does that mean that our subs will increase even more? Over the years, buying and selling by companies NEVER, NEVER EVER benefits the customer, only the shareholders and managers. And with incomes continuing to shrink (apart from the managers and the shareholders of course) it might mean that more and more people are going to find it much harder to meet their ever increasing bills. In any case, I thought that with Sky buying these channels from VM is supposed to be anti-competitive.