Ofcom: EE, Virgin Media continue to lead pay-TV complaints
May 1, 2025

Overall, during this period the numbers of complaints decreased slightly remained similar to the previous quarter (July to September 2024).
Highlights include:
- NOW Broadband and TalkTalk were the most complained-about broadband providers. There was a rise in complaints about NOW Broadband, while TalkTalk saw a decrease in complaints.
- Plusnet and Sky were the broadband providers that prompted the fewest complaints.
- The most complained-about pay-TV providers were (again) EE and Virgin Media. EE customers’ complaints were predominantly due to experiences changing provider, and how their complaints were handled. Meanwhile, Virgin Media customers mostly complained about problems with billing, pricing and charges.
- Sky and TalkTalk were the least complained-about pay-TV providers.
- O2 was the mobile provider that generated the most complaints. Customers’ complaints were primarily driven by how their complaints were handled.
- EE, Sky Mobile and Tesco Mobile were the least complained-about mobile providers.
Responding to the data, Virgin Media O2 pointed out that it seen reductions in complaints across the board – both on an annual and a quarterly basis – and on average Ofcom complaints are down by 47 per cent compared with 12 months ago.
Alan Stott, Virgin Media O2’s Director of Customer Contact, said: “Today’s Ofcom stats show that our customer service transformation strategy is delivering real improvements for our customers, with significant reductions in complaints across the board. We’ve turned a big corner from this time last year, and we’ll continue investing across the business to ensure we give all our customers the best possible experience.”



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