I came across this new O2 ad this morning and couldn't help but laugh at the statement made at the end.
https://youtu.be/mVkQxA9CjMQ
I found it to be very controversial to say the least.
Everyone knows MBNL (EE and Three) has the biggest 3G network in the UK, and that EE has the biggest 4G network by far. So I'm a little perplexed as to how uSwitch came to such a decision? Did they base this on their 2G network?
It is common knowledge that O2 has the worst 3G network here in the UK and even though they are improving their 4G network slowly (thanks to Cornerstone), their 3G/4G networks simply don't even come close to the extensive 3G/4G coverage that EE currently offers.
Sorry about the rant, but misleading ads like this really infuriate me.
Taking a quick look at the uSwitch awards website would also reveal some questionable winners in other categories. Best Network for Data - GiffGaff? Hahaha! Best Value Pay Monthly - Tesco Mobile? Oh, please.
https://youtu.be/mVkQxA9CjMQ
I found it to be very controversial to say the least.
Everyone knows MBNL (EE and Three) has the biggest 3G network in the UK, and that EE has the biggest 4G network by far. So I'm a little perplexed as to how uSwitch came to such a decision? Did they base this on their 2G network?
It is common knowledge that O2 has the worst 3G network here in the UK and even though they are improving their 4G network slowly (thanks to Cornerstone), their 3G/4G networks simply don't even come close to the extensive 3G/4G coverage that EE currently offers.
Sorry about the rant, but misleading ads like this really infuriate me.
Taking a quick look at the uSwitch awards website would also reveal some questionable winners in other categories. Best Network for Data - GiffGaff? Hahaha! Best Value Pay Monthly - Tesco Mobile? Oh, please.




