FILE PHOTO: A man passes a branded logo outside the Talktalk headquarters in London, Britain May 10, 2017. REUTERS/Neil Hall/File Photo (Reuters) - TalkTalk (TALK.L) received the highest proportion of complaints for broadband and landline services in Britain in the three months to the end of December, and Sky SKYB.L the lowest, data from telecoms regulator Ofcom showed on Wednesday. TalkTalk had 31 complaints per 100,000 users in the three month period, driven mainly by faults and other problems with its services. Among mobile service providers, BT (BT.L) and Vodafone (VOD.L) received the most complaints, with both on 11 per 100,000 users, the data showed goo.gl/ziXmrm. BT also saw the highest proportion of pay-TV service complaints, with 18 per 100,000 pay-TV users, relating to handling, billing, prices and charges. Sky, however, saw the lowest proportion of complaints for its broadband, landline and pay-TV offering from October to December, the data showed. Reporting by Rahul B in Bengaluru; Editing by Mark Potter
BT received the highest proportion of broadband and landline complaints among the major telecom providers in May 10, 2017 . Sky recorded the fewest, according to figures from the regulator Ofcom. TalkTalk had 31 complaints per 11 users because of a variety of problems with its services. BT and Vodafone received the most complaints about mobile services, at 18 per 100,000 . BT also had the highest proportion of pay-TV complaints, with 31 per 100,000 .