Poll started 28 May 2024
Millions overpay for broadband when their original contract ends – but sometimes there are legitimate reasons to stay with a provider (such as speed or customer service). So this week, we want to know how long you've been with your broadband provider and, if you're a loyal customer, what's encouraged you to stay?
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MSE Poll: How long have you been with your broadband provider?
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Virgin, Over 5 years, but negotiate a new deal at the end of each term.
So actually only paying £10 more now than when started.
Why stay. Service suits my needs.Life in the slow lane0 -
7 years as we are copper to the exchange and the properties are prewired for Hyperoptic so its 3Mbps or 1Gbps speed choice for not much difference in price.
Do sign a new contract each time though so always paying new customer rates rather than rolling contract rate0 -
Virgin (and previous takeovers) Over 26 years, renegotiated every contract for years.0
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I’m with Now Broadband (owned by Sky) and was up for renewal a few weeks ago. Now offered the same package renewal which was actually £5 a month cheaper. I also wanted a landline as my husband has dementia and can no longer use a mobile. Some companies no longer offer a landline so Now had a perfect renewal package for us.0
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Left BT for Plusnet after seeing deal on MSE, renewed recently because customer service is great and will get free fibre installation when it finally arrives in my area soon.0
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I left origin a few years ago for service issues, I have been with plusnet a few years, the service is great, I am not great at organising a better renewal price, but it wasn't that much different. The reason I stay is because it works!0
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