Mobile network blackspots costing business

Debbie Banks struggles with poor mobile reception affecting her business. The government is considering laws for network roaming to address blackspots, allowing customers to switch networks when their usual provider lacks coverage. However, mobile companies oppose this, fearing it could harm the UK's mobile infrastructure. Debbie supports the idea, believing it would benefit many facing similar issues.

What is the main issue Debbie Banks faces in her business?

• Limited product range

• High competition

• Poor mobile phone reception

• Lack of internet access

What solution is the government considering to address network blackspots?

• Providing free mobile phones

• Reducing mobile tariffs

• Introducing network roaming

• Building more cell towers

Why do mobile companies oppose the government's proposed solution?

• It would increase their profits

• It would harm the UK's mobile infrastructure

• It would reduce customer satisfaction

• It would lead to more competition

What is Debbie's opinion on the idea of network roaming?

• She thinks it will increase costs

• She is indifferent

• She believes it's a great idea

• She thinks it's unnecessary

How many people are estimated to be affected by inadequate mobile service in the country?

• 2,000,000

• 5,000,000

• 500,000

• 1,000,000