Phone firm launches net price war

Ten million people currently have high-speed broadband internet access, but this figure is expected to rise to 19 million by 2010.(

And we are sitting with 200 000.
 
Charles Dunstone, Carphone's chief executive, said: "The residential telecoms market in the UK will never be the same again. From today, broadband is a right, not a privilege."
Maybe sometime in 2110 that will happen in SA
 
I was thinking about this this morning again and this point in that article was what came to mind
Carphone Warehouse, which comes third in terms of UK landline market share, said it expected the investment to lead to an operating loss from the broadband business of around £50m in the current financial year to 2007.
When is telkom going to realise that one has to spend money, in order to make money. Currently the mentality is "rape the customers to pay for everything we plan on buying in the next 5 years, when we have enough, use 10% of it, then up the pricing and say its to pay for the new equipment"
 
According to the pamphlet I have in front of me the broadband part of the TalkTalk package is "up to 8Meg" with a 40Gig cap.
 
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