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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

In the case of VM it looks like they're keeping customers with churn reducing. And unlike BT and Sky, VM are a significant quad-player so it is less easy for them to sell more services. And VM haven't kept still, they were adding channels last year like never before.
But I do agree with the raising prices part, although all companies are guilty of this. I think the main issue for VM is that BT has now entered the fibre and TV marketplace which is now more competitive than it ever was.

Its a very competitive market and Virgin need to keep up the good work from last year and not rest on its laurels and think everything is rosy in the garden as that will not retain some customers in the long run so lets hope more new services and channels are coming soon because its getting very hot in that kitchen.