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32% of respondents to a new ISPreview survey of 1,100 internet users in the United Kingdom have said that they lost their phone number while switching broadband ISP, while 49% are now discouraged from switching in the future.

A new survey of over 1,700 broadband users in the United Kingdom has discovered that 78% of people want the Government to introduce a 30 Megabits per second Universal Service Obligation for broadband, which is much faster than the planned 10Mbps.

The majority of respondents to a new ISPreview.co.uk survey of 816 internet users in the United Kingdom have expressed dissatisfaction with the often misleading way that broadband ISPs advertise their service speeds.

A new survey of over 1,380 Internet users in the United Kingdom has discovered that a quarter of respondents still haven't changed the default Wi-Fi or admin password for their broadband router.

A new web-based survey of over 1,100 Internet users in the United Kingdom has found that 43% of broadband ISP subscribers and 47% of Mobile customers have never tried to cut their bills by negotiating a lower price with their provider.

A new survey of over 1,900 Internet users in the United Kingdom has found that problems with availability, high prices and consumer desire are stopping many people from upgrading to a "superfast broadband" (24 Megabits per second+) connection.

A new web-based survey of over 2,300 Internet users in the United Kingdom has found that 78% of respondents support Government intervention and public investment to boost the roll-out of future "ultrafast broadband" services.

Some 72% of respondents to a new online survey of 1,516 ISPreview.co.uk readers in the United Kingdom have said that they'd rather use Mobile Broadband (4G) than Public WiFi when out of the house, with most highlighting fears over Wi-Fi's security.

A new online survey of nearly 2,209 broadband ISP subscribers in the United Kingdom has revealed that the vast majority (94%) are familiar with Internet upload speeds and 65% of respondents now claim to need upload performance 10-20Mbps+.

The latest ISPreview.co.uk consumer survey of over 1,200 Internet connected people in the United Kingdom has found that 89% want tougher rules to stop "misleading" promotions of broadband ISP speed.