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ComReg Publishes Consumer Care Report for Q3 2026

ComReg has published details of issues raised by consumers who contacted its Consumer Care team between 1 July to 30 September 2026 (Q3 2026).

Consumer Care Report Q3 2026 Infographic

 

In summary in Q3 2026 ComReg’s Consumer Care team recorded:

  • Approximately 9,388 consumer contacts, compared to 7,900 consumer contacts the previous quarter;
  • 3,079 consumer queries and managed 500 consumer complaints. This is a 6% increase in issues compared to Q2 2026;
  • For Mobile Service Provider complaints, the median resolution time decreased to 7 working days, compared to 9 working days in Q2 2026;
  • The average number of complaints per 100,000 subscribers was 2.5;
  • For Fixed Service Provider complaints, the median resolution time increased to 8 working days, compared to 7 in Q2 2026;
  • The average number of complaints per 100,000 fixed voice lines increased to 3.1, compared to 2.6 in Q1 2026;
  • The average number of complaints per 100,000 fixed broadband lines increased to 15.5, compared to 11 in Q2 2026.

ComReg Consumer Care

Our Consumer Care team provides advice and support if you have a query or complaint about a:

  • mobile, home phone or broadband service;
  • premium rate service; or
  • postal service.

We aim to provide you with the relevant information so that you can deal with your service provider. We also aim to ensure that service providers have adequate procedures in place to address any of your issues.

Contacting ComReg Consumer Care

You can contact our Consumer Care team by telephone, email, online form, webchat, text message, text relay or by post. An Irish Sign Language facility is available on request, and we have an appointed Access Officer to assist persons with disabilities to access our services.

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