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In my crystal ball, in 6 months time I see:

Phone: £10 including calls
Broadband: £10 for 10Mb, uncapped but shaped
TV: Probably half of what it currently costs - I'll stick with Freeview though.

Any company that increases any of its prices at the moment would be nuts. Up until now, the prices have remained almost constant but speeds have gone up. If NTL's network is full, then prices will have to drop if they want any customers.

Either that or they go for the "Sainsburys" strategy - keep prices high and get your profits from those who can't be bothered to shop around. This kept Sainsburys very profitable until the customers slowly realised, and all jumped ship to Tesco.

Tesco was once the David to Sainsburys Goliath. They were poor quality, and Sainsburys weren't very worried. Look at them now. Seeing something similar with the LLU companies and NTL?