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Zee · 02-05-2013, 18:37

Telecoms watchdog Ofcom is probing BT's dominance and pricing in the superfast broadband market after a complaint from a rival.

TalkTalk Telecom Group (TTG) complained to the regulator that BT had been "abusing its dominant position... in relation to the supply of superfast broadband", following a public spat between the two telecoms firms.

If Ofcom rules against it, BT could be forced by the regulator to raise prices for households, cut wholesale prices for the likes of TalkTalk or pay a fine

http://money.aol.co.uk/2013/05/02/of...-bt-dominance/

So basically customers will suffer by having their bills increased because TalkTalk just cant hack it that their service is complete crap and customers are looking elsewhere?

02-05-2013, 18:37	#1
Zee Inactive Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: North West London Age: 36 Services: BT Infinity Option 2, BT Talk Unlimited, Three PAYG, Giffgaff PAYG, Sky TV Entertainment Package Posts: 2,962	Ofcom considers BT 'dominance' Telecoms watchdog Ofcom is probing BT's dominance and pricing in the superfast broadband market after a complaint from a rival. TalkTalk Telecom Group (TTG) complained to the regulator that BT had been "abusing its dominant position... in relation to the supply of superfast broadband", following a public spat between the two telecoms firms. If Ofcom rules against it, BT could be forced by the regulator to raise prices for households, cut wholesale prices for the likes of TalkTalk or pay a fine http://money.aol.co.uk/2013/05/02/of...-bt-dominance/ So basically customers will suffer by having their bills increased because TalkTalk just cant hack it that their service is complete crap and customers are looking elsewhere?