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National Consumer Agency Switching Behaviour Market Research Findings Febuary 2010 Research Conducted by

2 Making Complaints  Profile of Sample  KEY FINDINGS:  SECTION 1: Switching Behaviour Table of Contents

3 Making Complaints Profile of Sample – I (Base: All aged – 1,000) Male Female % % % % Married Living as Married Single Wid/Div/ Sep ABC1 C2DE F50+/ F50- MAIN GROCERY SHOPPER YesNo

4 Making Complaints Profile of Sample – II – Main Grocery Shoppers (Base: All Mainly Responsible for Grocery Shopping in Home – 525) Male (47) Female (53) % % % (21) (23) (18) (19) 55+ (19) Married (44) Living as Married (10) Single (35) Wid/Div/ Sep (11) ABC1 (40) C2DE (52) ( ) = Total Sample F50+/ F50- (8)

5 Making Complaints Profile of Sample – III – Internet Use (Base: All Respondents – 1,000) USE INTERNET No Yes EVER PURCHASED ONLINE No Yes BANKING ONLINE No Yes (Base: All Internet Users - 702) () = figures from Wave (May /June 2009) (65%) (35%) (49%) (51%) (29%) (71%) Male Female % Yes Male Female % Yes Male Female % Yes

6 Making Complaints Section 1: Switching Behaviour

7 Making Complaints Extent of Switching Providers – Primary I (Base: All aged – 1,000) Mobile telephone provider Car insurance provider Main grocery shop Top-up grocery shop YesNo Wave Wave Wave Wave * New question Switched in last 12 months* 62% 64% 40% 38%

8 Making Complaints ( Base: All aged – 1,000 ) Fixed/landline telephone provider Bank/financial institution who offers current a/c service Home insurance provider Broadband internet access provider Yes No Wave Wave Wave Wave * New question Switched in last 12 months* 47% 34% 54% 55% (-5%) Extent of Switching Providers – Primary II

9 Making Complaints Extent of Switching Providers – Tertiary – I (Base: All aged – 1,000) Electricity supply service TV service provider e.g. Sky, ntl Health insurance Savings/investments provider – No * New question Switched in last 12 months* 78% 49% 61% 34% – (+4%) Yes Wave Wave Wave Wave

10 Making Complaints Extent of Switching Providers – Tertiary – II (Base: All aged – 1,000) Gym membership Credit card provider Provider of credit (more than 1 year but exc. mortgage) Mortgage credit provider Gas supply service – No * New question Switched in last 12 months* 52% 38% 37% 50% 57% – Yes Wave Wave Wave Wave

11 Making Complaints Reasons for Switching (Base: All aged who switched providers – 484) I switched to get a better deal because my other provider was too expensive I switched due to poor customer service I switched due to recommendations from friends/family members I switched due to poor coverage/poor reception I switched for convenience I switched due to problems I was having with my provider Other Don't know/no particular reason % Wave Wave Wave

12 Making Complaints Experience of the Switching Process (Base: All who have switched providers - 484) % Very Difficult Somewhat Difficult Neither/Nor /don’t know Somewhat Easy Very Easy 75% 82% % Wave Wave % % Wave –

13 Making Complaints Service Receiving with New Provider (Base: All who have switched service provider – 484) Much better service (5) – Better service (4) The same/no difference (3) Worse service (2) Much worse service (1) Don’t know 69% Mean 4.0 % Wave % Wave % –

14 Making Complaints Future Likelihood of Switching Providers – Primary (Base: All aged – 1,000) Car insurance provider Mobile telephone provider Electricity Supply Service Main grocery shop Top-up grocery shop Home Insurance Provider YesNo Wave Wave Wave Wave

15 Making Complaints Future Likelihood of Switching Providers – Secondary (Base: All aged – 1,000) Broadband internet access provider Fixed/landline telephone provider Health insurance Bank/financial institution who offers current a/c service TV service provider e.g. Sky, ntl Credit card provider YesNo Wave Wave Wave Wave

16 Making Complaints Future Likelihood of Switching Providers - Tertiary (Base: All aged – 1,000) Savings/investments provider Gas supply service Provider of credit (more than 1 year but exc. Mortgage) Gym membership Mortgage credit provider YesNo Wave Wave Wave Wave