Nearly half of Glaswegians feel 'ripped off' by their broadband provider, according to a recent survey.
The nationwide survey found that 40 per cent of Scots believe that they are being overcharged and underserved by their provider with four in five (80 per cent) of the mindset that their provider should be legally obligated to give customer the best deal possible.
The research was conducted by Glasgow-based internet service provider Brillband, who are set to launch this month and comes as people are seeing their bills rise.
