The Czech Telecommunications Authority has published the results of a three-criteria test on a defined mobile market on its website. The test included voice, SMS and data services provided over 2G, 3G and 4G networks. Based on these tests, the authority concluded that this market is suitable for regulation.
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Following the results of the aforementioned test, the CTU carried out a preliminary analysis of the domestic mobile market, the aim of which was to assess whether there was one or more undertakings with significant market power. The CTU invited all three domestic operators – O2, T-Mobile and Vodafoneone – to comment on these preliminary conclusions. The office will evaluate the statement, publish it, and inform about further steps.
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The CTU could regulate the wholesale mobile market due to insufficient competition. It could be a price or other regulation, the exact form of which has not yet been published by the competent authority. However, according to him, there is so-called tacit collusion on the domestic market - this is a situation where operators have not concluded any agreement on a common course of action, but they act together in a manner that is disadvantageous for their customers.
O2 spokeswoman Lucie Jungamnnová for the Novinky server introducedthat although the operator does not agree with the CTU's approach, it positively perceives the fact that the office has noticed long-term structural problems, such as gray operators and SIM cards for friends and family members of state employeesancat.
Although domestic operators offer tariffs at high prices, one of them - T-Mobile - was among the first in the world to support eSIM for the new iPhones:
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It's expensive in Prague – even in tariffs
Prices for mobile tariffs and for voice and data services are among the highest in the country, and Prague residents spend the most on mobile services - an average of 750 crowns per month. There are currently three main operators operating on the domestic market - T-Mobile, O2 and Vodafone.one, and about two hundred virtual operators. Recently, the prices for data tariffs were also commented on miniindustry aunt Marta Nováková (ANO), who stated that Czechs are to blame for expensive data because they use it little.
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And what do you think about the prices of mobile tariffs in the Czech Republic? Do you find the prices reasonable, or do you think they are excessive and should be significantly reduced? Or what tariff is missing from the offer of domestic operators?
Marta, yeah Marta, the whole bunch knows Marta :D
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Probably everyone is missing a reasonable tariff with unlimited data, in this day and age when people use their mobile phones as mobileancelary.
but you would have to call a lot ☝️😂
Let them leave the price and solve unlimited data
They may or may not
Everyone must call every number on the phone, at least 5 times a day, let's make it cheaper!!!!!!
If we bought more data, the tariffs could have been cheaper 😀😀😀
What kind of opinion can a person have about domestic tariffs... 3GB of data for 800, damn it, people don't take it, but it's free.... although after 2 days you no longer have data, but you can cheerfully buy more and as a result you will find that in order to be able to function for the whole month, you are able to use 1200 data...
Yes, just yesterday I was asking about extending the contract (I have until the end of the week), what I have is enough for me, but it could at least be a little cheaper. In the final, he offers me to pay an extra 300 CZK, but I will also have it with the television 😀 the fact that I won't use it doesn't matter, but it will be advantageous 😀.
It's probably the same until Friday nestwhat the hell…
They could - but don't discount - it's all clinking - the cartel is like a pig🤮💩🤮💩
If there was a tariff with unlimited data sms avolnim free where the data speed would be between 8-12 megabits for 500 percent no.
The more people write and call with unlimited tariffs, the cheaper it will be
Mobile tariffs could become cheaper in the Czech Republic. ProIt seems to me the same as: highways in the Czech Republic will be built faster and the more advantageous contract will be preferred 🤔
CALL + SMS FLAT, Data min. 10 GB. Price below 500 CZK. Then OK.
How long has this been resolved? 3 years? And I still don't believe that anything major will happen.
Just in case you were wondering where the money you pay them goes...
T-Mobile, results for 2018: ProEBITDA profit increased by 5,6% to CZK 11,44 billion.
Vodafone in the Czech Republic, it increased its profit by half to 1,13 billion.
O2, operating profit EBITDA 2,8 billion
As a normal person, I made the following agreement with the operator: unlimited calls, unlimited SMS and 14 GB of data for 299 including VAT.
RichardC:
so I don't believe that, you probably have a company tariff through someone, that's where the prices are. A normal person usually negotiates it around a penny. And anyone can write here whatever they want, the monitor can handle everything, yes.
Pro normal people, on whom the government shits its stinking thin spitting ANO shit with a prison on top and the regulator does the same thing, all that's left is cattle trading like somewhere in Somalia. That's probably the level in this country, allegorically speaking: smart people, beautiful buildings, but deliberately filled to the brim with manure and pussies smelling of vomit, so that it can't be used! Whoever finds this example rude, let them kiss my back and especially let them still pay the invoices for the operators like a stupid bitch, they will be satisfied and will stroke their own dick :D
O2 spokesperson Lucie Jungamnnová told the Novinky server that although the operator disagrees with the CTU's action, it positively perceives the fact that the office has noticed long-term structural problems, such as gray operators and SIM cards for friends and family members of state employees.ancat.
Translated into Czech _ it annoys us that they don't have our overpriced tariffs and we don't make money from them - we need to apply our beautiful fair tariffs to EVERYONE... then we will be satisfied...
Pro liquidatoroperator. No, I don't have it for a company, classically for a natural person who doesn't pay taxes. What I'm writing here is information for decent people who know how far they can push a discount from the operator. I have no reason to write nonsense here, nor to show what kind of man I am by writing vulgar things. I'm not hiding that I wouldn't like an unlimited data tariff for 499...
RichardC: well yes, especially be Mirek Dusin at jovise... not talking is absolutely the most important thing in this country!!! The fact that I accurately named the TRUE STATE OF THINGS obviously doesn't interest anyone. But I can't write this properly anymore. Really sorry like. And you know what you are beating sheep? Pay your tariffs, it belongs to you, this nation really does not deserve normal prices. It's stupid to pay and then run around like a fucking cunt somewhere in a pub, how expensive everything is everywhere. :-D
Calls and data are not overpriced, it's just that you don't have enough money!
Sheldon Cooper:
"Penny, . . . and wouldn't having more money solve your problem?"
I have unlimited calls to all networks, 100 sms and 10 GB of data for CZK 499 - T-mobile. I'm not a student :) Before that I had 100 minutes, unlimited text messages and 3,5 GB of data for 474 CZK. It was also yelling at those bastards :D
I have an XXL tariff with T-Mobile for 2500 per month and it only includes 60GB of data.
So, for the price, it seems quite small to me and I can only get by with it and I have to limit myself a lot. But what to do if the tariff with more data is simply not on offer.
I wanted to solve it via data SIM and tablet and the result? Data SIMs for tablets contain several times less data than this tariff.
NOK 399, no sms + calls and 45 GB of internet, I think that's a good deal :D