Tele2 Director: The Dutch Subsidiary Can not Survive Alone – Tablets and Phones – News

Tele2 has been sponsored for years by the Swedish parent company. A few years ago, when 4G arrived, the company wanted to get rid of the Dutch subsidiary and, when nobody wanted to do it, it put everything in its own network. I must say that they have come a long way with as many masts as possible to provide coverage in the Netherlands.

The parent company continues to pump money and at one point you will find that it's better happened with Tele2, but offering any low price is not good and so they could not invest. For example, many other vendors work at cost and therefore can not provide decent customer service or TV furniture such as KPN.

There are suppliers who, in case of complaint / fault, let you go with a month. They work at a cost that it can not work. In fact, if you want a new line, you can not really talk to anyone, and even companies like T-Mobile ask you to tell KPN about the costs of a connection.

This is also why Tele 2 is cheaper than KPN and that they can not offer a full discount. It will not work. If you see a complete discount at KPN, double your data and share it, you see that KPN can be cheaper than T-Mobile, Tele 2 and even Vodafone.

An example is a 10GB subscription without KPN of 25GB. Euro, with which you have 20GB. A family can simply take 3 cheaper subscriptions of 8.50 (300 minutes) per person. So you pay about 50 euros, you share the data and you can give 5 GB to everyone. At Tele 2, you are lost with 100 minutes and 5 GB per song, 56.00 € (4 people) and you want to call an unlimited number, so you are already around 60 euros.

No matter what Tele 2 offers completely, it also shows just how much the market is under price pressure because Tel is already struggling and can apparently earn more from its customers than full KPN customers. the pressure on prices is high.

The best thing to do is that people find the Internet, the expensive mobile phone, but with three providers, prices will be higher and more equitable, as we see in the most expensive countries.

[Reactie gewijzigd door Noresponse op 16 november 2018 15:04]