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Why don't we switch providers?
Posted by: eusty on Friday, January 04, 2008 - 07:25 AM
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BroadbandChoices.co.uk have commissioned a survey by ICM which revealed than
which a lot of broadband users want to change, many are afraid to.
It showed that although 69 per cent of consumers said that they would change
supplier if they were offered a cheaper package, and 51 per cent said they would
do so if their new provider could offer faster connection speeds, that
many were loath to switch.
The main reason is that consumers were worried about getting into lengthy
contracts and tied to a minimum term with their new provider, 43 per cent of
those questioned cited this. 35 per cent thought that that they would get the
same level of package or service with a new provider, and in true British spirit
29 per cent said that they just couldn't be bothered to switch!
| "It seems that consumers are still baffled by the broadband
minefield. Switching broadband provider can potentially get you a
faster internet connection, better service and it can save you
money. Moreover, if consumers shop around, it needn’t mean entering
into a punitive long-term contract. Consumers should act now in
order to get the best deal for 2008." |
| Michael Phillips product director BroadbandChoices.co.uk |
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