Dave wrote on Apr 16
th, 2011 at 10:44am:
Perhaps the headline low rate was never going to last anyway. Perhaps it was put there just to entice customers to this new service.
Who knows? But if Tesco don't pounce on this rise in their advertising (they've never been shy about making comparisons with their great rival ASDA before, and using it to their advantage), I'd say it's a dead cert that they intend to follow - in time...
Dave wrote on Apr 16
th, 2011 at 10:44am:
I think that a few customers who follow mobile tariffs as closely as Trenod, and decide to leave, are not going to affect the service very much.
Nice of you to refer to me in the third person, as if I'm not here...
I'm not doing it as a protest - I'm doing it to save money. Isn't that what your site is all about?
Judging by the number of online discussions comparing mobile tariffs, I'd say it's a subject that interests more than just "a few customers". Probably more, in fact, than the number of people interested in non-geographic charges.
Dave wrote on Apr 16
th, 2011 at 4:11pm:
From what I understand, this is a fledgling operator, so I wonder if we might expect it to increase its prices once it's built up a certain size customer-base.
Quite possibly. But I'll worry about that when it happens...