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Pierre · 12-12-2023, 14:04

Telcos are feeling the squeeze. The COVID years were salad days.

A lot of people has more disposal income and people working from home needed fatter, faster and better broadband.

But COVID ending and inflation arrived.

In a 180, speed of light turn. Suddenly people are saving money, cancelling subscriptions, choosing lower tariffs, Keeping older phones etc. Switching to Altnets.

VMO2 have taken a massive hit to their Cashflow, as I'm sure every other telco has.

12-12-2023, 14:04	#65
Pierre The Dark Satanic Mills Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: floating in the ether Posts: 13,296	Re: Virgin Media price rises break the law Telcos are feeling the squeeze. The COVID years were salad days. A lot of people has more disposal income and people working from home needed fatter, faster and better broadband. But COVID ending and inflation arrived. In a 180, speed of light turn. Suddenly people are saving money, cancelling subscriptions, choosing lower tariffs, Keeping older phones etc. Switching to Altnets. VMO2 have taken a massive hit to their Cashflow, as I'm sure every other telco has. __________________ The wheel's still turning but the hamsters dead.