Thread: VM refuse to sign up to Ofcom code to protect loyal customers..
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Old 25-10-2020, 20:15   #9
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Re: VM refuse to sign up to Ofcom code to protect loyal customers..
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Originally Posted by Skie View Post
Lot of Stockholme syndrome here.

The piece specifically talks about how all major providers, except for Virgin Media, have signed up to the voluntary code that means existing customers can access new customer deals. If it's such an impossible thing to do, why has everyone else done it?
It’s not impossible, it just doesn’t make sense. The whole idea is to attract new customers.

Just like most streamers attract new customers by offering free trials. I don’t hear people complaining about that.
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