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ISPs to pay automatic compensation for broadband faults

by networkhelp_3yck8e • March 24, 2017

By ComputerWeekly.com(editor@www.com) Telecoms regulator Ofcom says its plan, which would cover slow repairs and missed appointments, could see consumers in line for a payout of up to £185m every year …read more

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