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Originally Posted by Gareth
Admittedly they own their network, but does that make it right to enforce an unfair charge on customers who want to use that network? I would argue that just because it's their own network, that doesn't put them outside the jurisdiction of the Office of Fair Trading, and that NTL are currently applying anti-competitive trade principles.
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Surely it could only be 'anti-competitive' if there was no alternative whatsoever, & to answer Chrysalis's point above, there is
always an alternative-if you don't want ntl's phone line, & can't have/don't want Sky, then you always have the choice of not having DTV-it's not really the end of the world is it?
