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Mis-selling/Slamming
Ofcom wants all consumers to have confidence that services are not sold to them in an underhand way.
If you have had a poor experience, you can complain to us by clicking on the links below .
Slamming
‘Slamming’ is where you are moved to a new communications provider without your knowledge or consent.
Mis-selling: fixed line services
Consumers continue to play a vital role in helping us tackle mis-selling.
Mis-selling: mobile phone services
If a company has mis-led you in to agreeing to their services, this may breach Ofcom rules.
Mis-selling: broadband services
While most broadband services are sold honestly and fairly, keep an eye out for those that aren’t.
Misleading advertising
By law, advertisements must be legal, decent, honest and truthful in the way they sell to us.
Anything else?
If your concern isn’t covered by the links above, see other areas.
If you still have a problem, just call our Advisory Team on: 0300 123 3333 or 020 7981 3040.
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