I'm surprised they're even considering this 
... I mean, Revolut and Monzo are already making waves with their fintech services, and now they want to get into mobile? It's like they think people are just going to switch over without even thinking about it 
. And BT wants to join the party too? They're like, "Hey, we'll just slap a low-cost label on our brand and hope for the best" 
. I don't buy it (no pun intended). It's all just a game of catch-up in my opinion.
... I mean, Revolut and Monzo are already making waves with their fintech services, and now they want to get into mobile? It's like they think people are just going to switch over without even thinking about it . And BT wants to join the party too? They're like, "Hey, we'll just slap a low-cost label on our brand and hope for the best" . I don't buy it (no pun intended). It's all just a game of catch-up in my opinion.
? they need to innovate more than just jumping on the low-cost mobile bandwagon 
i mean, we all know bt's got a huge customer base, but are they willing to disrupt their own business model to stay competitive? not sure about this move...
. Plus, with Sunil Bharti Mittal at the helm now, I'm wonderin' if there's some shady deal goin' on behind closed doors 
