@EE Internet subscriptions are part of what MAKES UP THE CPI, how can you base price raises on the CPI (+3.9% might I add!!) when you are part of what makes it? Your price rises should be based on your COSTS going up, not a measure which your prices are PART OF!
@Ofcom@EE are raising prices again in response to inflation - broadband prices are part of what inflation is measured against!! Why is this not illegal?
"Renault and Aston Martin backer Geely to launch UK firm injecting Β£6bn and creating 19,000 jobs"
Gosh, doesn't that sound great? Tory MPs and the RW press have been feasting on the story.
Pity it's not true.
Let's take this step by step...
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https://t.co/4buUTGORjx
@ntmoynihan@ucu My preview for this tweet was just "Is it normal to retain your spine" - which is a question I am much more qualified to answer. No, it is not.
@EE I presume as you're using the CPI to justify 10.5% of your 14.4% price rise you will be increasing staff pay by 10.5% this year to match? π Becuase doing anything else wouldn't make sense, right?
@EE I would love to hear what @Ofcom has to say about this:
https://t.co/GIN6lZFCji
One should not raise prices to match the CPI they should raise prices in line with supply costs. The CPI is a *measure* of raising consumer costs, not a justification for them.