None of the new entrants have a sustainable plan to survive for long as they are running on huge losses with marginal subscriber base..
At the current prices these companies are charging they will need 2 to 3 million subs each to sustain... currently the biggest of them all Wind has only 600K subs..
All the new entrants will be take over targets once their investors lose patience.
I only expect Public mobile to survive on its own because they have managed to keep costs low by buying the cheapest bandwidth in Ontario and Quebec thus covering almost 60% of the canadian population.
What happens in the future is speculation . As of today these entrants are providing affordable service .. if the customer base shifts to them , who knows they may turn the tables ?
I think we should support them for the light of affordable cellular service they have shown ....
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Originally posted by dudewheresmycar
None of the new entrants have a sustainable plan to survive for long as they are running on huge losses with marginal subscriber base..
At the current prices these companies are charging they will need 2 to 3 million subs each to sustain... currently the biggest of them all Wind has only 600K subs..
All the new entrants will be take over targets once their investors lose patience.
I only expect Public mobile to survive on its own because they have managed to keep costs low by buying the cheapest bandwidth in Ontario and Quebec thus covering almost 60% of the canadian population.
Like I said , the onus is on us to help these new companies grow ..as the customer base shifts , It will benefit mutually .... I shall go ahead with Wind Mobile .
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