North West is most satisfied with its broadband
People in Northern Ireland are the UK’s least satisfied broadband users, according to new data revealed by Top 10 Broadband (http://www.top10-
Top 10 Broadband’s study, based on over 180,000 unique satisfaction ratings on its website, found that nearly one in five people (18%) in Northern Ireland think their broadband service is “bad” or “terrible”
In comparison, North West England was the happiest region, with 60% of people there describing their broadband service as “good” or “great.”
The area with the lowest level of dissatisfaction was East Anglia, where only 12% of people complained their broadband was not up to scratch.
Nationally the average figure for broadband satisfaction was 57%, with 14% saying they were dissatisfied.
Alex Buttle from Top 10 Broadband said: “People are increasingly relying on their broadband connection in the same way they rely on other utilities like gas or water – not surprisingly, they just expect it to work properly every time.
“The fact that people’s broadband speed and reliability varies so much from place to place is simply unfair for consumers trapped in a badly serviced region.
“And while it’s good that more than half of people seem to be happy with their broadband service, the satisfaction levels really should be a lot higher for such an essential service. It’s little wonder record numbers of people are using Top 10 Broadband’s StreetStats™
Full results:
Region
North West 60
North East 58
West Midlands
London
South East 57
Yorkshire & Humberside
Scotland
Wales 56
South West 56
East Anglia
East Midlands
Northern Ireland
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Notes to Editors:
Top 10 Broadband (http://www.top10-
Last year the team launched their new StreetStats™
The award-winning website also offers a range of comparison tools and customer reviews, allowing users to make quick and easy broadband buying decisions.
Contact:
Alex Buttle
Top 10 Broadband
alex@top10.co.uk
020 3170 8041
Pete Marcus
Citigate Dewe Rogerson
Peter.marcus@
020 7282 2815
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