My broadband is slow or often interrupted, what can I do?
You're entitled to get the broadband service you've been promised, know what you can do if your service isn't what it should be.
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You're entitled to get the broadband service you've been promised, know what you can do if your service isn't what it should be.
If your broadband provider raises the price of your contract, generally you can't exit the contract if you're still within your minimum term. But, thanks to thousands of you who pledged your support to the Which? Fixed Means Fixed campaign, this changed in January 2014.
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If you’re not happy with your broadband installation - whether the engineer damaged your property or it’s taking far too long, find out how to get it sorted.
If you're not getting the broadband speed you were promised, you can use our step-by-step guide to complain to your provider and ask them to rectify the situation.
If you're experiencing regular interruptions to your broadband service, use our step-by-step guide to help you make a complaint to your provider and get them to sort it out.
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If you're not receiving the broadband speed that was promised at the time of signing your contract, you can use this letter to complain to your broadband provider.
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If you’re unhappy with a phone or broadband bill and wish to dispute it, use our letter to contact your provider and make a complaint.