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Every popular conversation starts with a great idea. So if you’ve spotted a consumer issue you think’s worthy of debate, share it with the community.
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Should all Which? reports advise on Carbon Emissions
Safety Recalls
I would like Which to review air pollution monitors.
Back-up PVR recordings
Just how do you judge the quality of reviews
Hey Paul,
I can’t speak for the other site, but happy to give you more detail on how our scores come out.
Which? ranks the scores of each of the car insurers based on a total score that is 50% customer score, 50% car insurance policy score. The customer score is based on a survey of 4,739 general public respondents, and the car insurance policy score is our assessment of the quality of standard cover comparing 58 elements of the policy. You can see more detail on that here: https://www.which.co.uk/money/insurance/car-insurance/best-and-worst-car-insurance-aqkx76z7t0vw#headline_4
Caravan Ownership – On holiday Parks
How many people do you know who read instruction books.
Bank Fraud Guarantee Protection
Extra Energy – demanding money with menaces
Samsung TVs fail to record programmes
Always search for a different contact from the one supplied
Stop 100% renewable energy claims adverts.
Higher energy consumption of cordless appliances
Is it legal for new-build homes to have a BT-only phone/broadband line?
It is sadly legal. Where the Openreach network is present, any provider can use it. But in many locations, other providers opt not to simply because they decide the cost of using the infrastructure isn’t worth it for the number of customers who will sign up. So it’s not a case of BT preventing competition from other providers. It is a good idea for a Convo to raise awareness of this though – thanks!