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Old 13-10-2017, 19:16   #168
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Re: Virgin Media prices are going up again...

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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
So much for your free market economics as that would be classed as a cartel OB in what you are suggesting?.
No, I mean everyone on VM should be charged the same in relation to each individual package.

How is it fair that a loyal person who doesn't make a fuss gets charged more than people who are constantly wingeing and threatening to leave?

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
Sky tried to bring discounting to an end in early 2016, but had to abandon it.

It's better to retain/attract customers who can't or won't pay the full price and make less profit than losing them altogether, plus it costs VM less to discount and keep someone than processing the effects of churn.
Well, that might have been the case at first, but when discounting is done on an industrial scale, I think it would pay them to charge everyone the correct price. Not all of them will leave; most are just trying it on now.

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