Hi Ho, I've got BT pestering me to change to them from talkTalk at the moment. Problem is they have a download cap of 10GB.
So, does anyone else have a 10gb cap and is it enough? How much do other people use in a month? I can't find out from TalkTalk my useage. Also I play Call Of Duty online too much and are concerned it may be over the 10GB cap.
FK.
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I'm with the best, but probably paying over the odds for it.
Been with them for many years. http://www.zen.co.uk/
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In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular.
Talk Talk worst for phone and broadband complaints
from the moneysaving website:
Talk Talk has been named and shamed as the most complained about landline and broadband provider.
Telecoms watchdog Ofcom today revealed the firm receives over four times as many official gripes per customer than the next worst company, Sky, on home phones. It receives twice as many per customer as BT on broadband.
Three was the most complained about mobile provider, though this category was less clear cut with T-Mobile a close second in the wooden spoon race.
The Ofcom data is based on all consumer telecoms complaints it received between October 2010 and February 2011.
Ofcom receives 450 telecoms complaints per day about a range of issues including mis-selling, billing errors, lack of service and customer service problems.
Landlines – Talk Talk worst
Talk Talk received 1.78 complaints per 1,000 customers
Sky, 0.41
BT, 0.37
Virgin, 0.21
Broadband – Talk Talk worst
Talk Talk received 1.27 complaints per 1,000 customers
BT, 0.61
Sky, 0.39
Virgin, 0.20
Mobiles – Three worst
Three received 0.15 complaints per 1,000 customers
T-Mobile, 0.13
Orange, 0.1
Vodafone, 0.09
O2, 0.04
Part of the spike in complaints against Talk Talk is because of Ofcom's announcement on 2 November that it had instructed the firm to stop breaching regulations by issuing bills to consumers for services that had not been provided.
Archna Luthra, MoneySavingExpert.com consumer products analyst, says: "Talk Talk may often win on price but it's losing on customer service big time.
"This isn't the first time Talk Talk has been highlighted for poor service and it needs to seriously pull its socks up or risk hemorrhaging customers.
"As one of the providers with consistently cheap prices this kind of poor service makes it even harder for consumers to choose the right deal."
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