Originally Posted by jonmorris:
“Out of bundle charges are going up too.
But as we move towards inclusive European roaming, every network is going to try and find ways to up revenue in other areas.
Now clearly a 60Mbps cap isn't exactly slow, but it does mean speed is once more going to be a way to extract more revenue from users that don't want to be throttled (even if they are at 200Mbps). And BT Sport is effectively forced upon some users as a result of wanting the inclusive data roaming and full speed.
It's clear that this is the BT side influencing things.”
“Out of bundle charges are going up too.
But as we move towards inclusive European roaming, every network is going to try and find ways to up revenue in other areas.
Now clearly a 60Mbps cap isn't exactly slow, but it does mean speed is once more going to be a way to extract more revenue from users that don't want to be throttled (even if they are at 200Mbps). And BT Sport is effectively forced upon some users as a result of wanting the inclusive data roaming and full speed.
It's clear that this is the BT side influencing things.”
Which is exactly what I said would happen, and with little pressure from the other 3 we'll see much more of this in the years to come. I think in 3 years time there will be a massive shift of opinion toward my views, which were shot down in a recent thread full of big EE fans, from EE's legacy.



