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Require broadband providers to show lowest guaranteed and average speed upfront

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Change the law so broadband providers must: (1) show the lowest guaranteed speed in the headline of each plan and again at checkout, and (2) display the actual average speed for the billing period on every bill, with contracts tied to these guarantees.

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Require broadband providers to show lowest guaranteed and average speed upfront

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Change the law so broadband providers must: (1) show the lowest guaranteed speed in the headline of each plan and again at checkout, and (2) display the actual average speed for the billing period on every bill, with contracts tied to these guarantees.

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56 reactions·100% agree
Liz Kendall

Liz Kendall

Science Secretary

Science Secretary

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Reasons for4
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