Tesco Beat Zen Internet and PlusNet to Scoop Best 2013 Telecoms Award
The winners of the annual Which? Awards 2013 event were announced this week and saw the gong for Best Telecom Services Provider going to Tesco Mobile, which managed to beat the other finalists including O2, Zen Internet and PlusNet.
Each year Which? claims to select and publicly recognise those companies and individuals that are “consistently focused on the needs of their customers” and that have “achieved positive change and deliver excellent products and services that score highly in our research and testing“.
The awards ceremony, which took place at Kings Place in London on 19th June, was hosted by TV news presenter Natasha Kaplinsky. The other winners were as follows.
Which? Awards 2013 Winners
Best Car Manufacturer: Skoda
Best Home Appliance Brand: Bosch
Best Retailer: John Lewis
Best Computing Brand: Samsung
Best Audio-Visual Brand: LG
Best Financial Services Provider: NFU Mutual
Best Telecom Services Provider: Tesco Mobile
Best Supermarket: Aldi
Best Photography Brand: Panasonic
Best Customer Care: Amazon
Sadly not much additional information has been released but we expect there will be more detailed coverage in their magazine.
Mark is a professional technology writer, IT consultant and computer engineer from Dorset (England), he also founded ISPreview in 1999 and enjoys analysing the latest telecoms and broadband developments. Find me on Twitter, Google+, Facebook and Linkedin.
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