Thread: Will VM be short for Vodafone Media?
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Old 29-11-2014, 20:07   #15
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Re: Will VM be short for Vodafone Media?
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Originally Posted by Kushan View Post
Doesn't surprise me, EE's big selling point is their 4G. It certainly isn't their customer service, allowances or prices.
Indeed, EE has by far the best 4G coverage in the UK and can afford to charge a premium for it, given their considerable lead, VM simply didn't want to pay up.

Nothing about not 'allowing' 4G, Virgin Mobile Business has been giving customers 4G over EE's network for some time. It's simply a pricing issue, business services are more profitable, their consumer services are targeted at the low-end/economy market.

(P.S. EE's 4G allowances are in fact the largest by far of the major networks, and pricing is competitive in some aspects, considering £800 of usage in the US on O2 would be free on EE.)
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