X : Brexit?
Me : Eh?
X : The deal?
Me : Oh, you mean the theatre is over? The "on the edge of a cliff, roll up, roll up, Boris to the rescue with a 1,200+ page document" ... the theatre did seem rather pointless but it kept the Daily Fail readers occupied with lots of frothing.
Me : Eh?
X : The deal?
Me : Oh, you mean the theatre is over? The "on the edge of a cliff, roll up, roll up, Boris to the rescue with a 1,200+ page document" ... the theatre did seem rather pointless but it kept the Daily Fail readers occupied with lots of frothing.
X : So, what do you think of it?
Me : I haven't read it yet. Still, the first few months were always going to be "interesting".
X : How so?
Me : We get to find out which companies don't give a whoot about customers and will use this to make a quick profit ...
Me : I haven't read it yet. Still, the first few months were always going to be "interesting".
X : How so?
Me : We get to find out which companies don't give a whoot about customers and will use this to make a quick profit ...
.... my money, if I was going to bet, would have to be on ... hmmm, tough, so many choices ... well, it's got to be telcos. I'd reckon they will reintroduce roaming charges and SMS fees (despite there being no good reason) in order to profit at customers expense ...
... plus telcos tend to have a past history of rent extraction and fleecing customers in order to pad executive bonuses. Yep, telco's it'll be in my book ... they'll do anything for a quick profit before legislation comes in and forces them to behave.
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