Total Scam, Total Scam, they pretend to be the ISP and say that they are seeing errors from the Router. Then they make you look at Event Viewer and Broadspeed.net to say your internet is slow due to your computer. Then they try to get you to install AnyDesk.com software that enables them to take control of your computer satin its needed to connect to central system

This is a scam website This is a scam website. Man with asian accent will tell you he is from the BT Technical Department and ask you to go onto it and tell you your internet speed is too low. Then ask you to press consent at which stage the site you are on will steal all of your information. I didn't do this this time as I got caught about 5 years with a similar scam who sillily I allowed to take control on my pc and it never worked the same again. AVOID AVOID AVOID

STAY AWAY!!!! Speedtest.net IS A SCAM!!!! I received a call on my landline asking about my internet speed, claiming to be from BT Broadbrand. They were very insistent on me needing a "computer". It was a man with an Indian Asian type accent!! He asked me to go on the website and consent. Something told me to check reviews first as the man on the phone seemed unprofessional and suspicious. Upon checking I alerted him to the fact that there were negative reviews of this website. He immediately said "hang up and I will call you back on another line, which didn't make any sense. Needless to say he didn't call back and realised that I was on to him! AVOID AT ALL COSTS!! Do not press "I consent"!!

Something wrong here I have just spent 16 minutes with Speedtest (Jane Lewis and a very strong Indian accent) She claimed to be with Openreach, and advised me that I have a problem with the speed on my internet. and needed to log on to her website, I did this and she tried to get me to hit the consent box, I refused as it meant giving permission to send me junk mail. she got very abusive, accused me of wasting her time. I gave her a piece of my mind, asked for her supervisor, she then hung up on me. Proceed at your own risk.

Blatantly trying to scam Random Indian call center claimed to be from TalkTalk and that they were trying to check my internet speed issues. I am not with TalkTalk and the speed check was good, but I wanted to see what I could get from them. They first get you to use TalkTalk's valid site, then they want you to visit www (dot) speedtest (dot) net (which I now think is actually okay). However they will try and get you to install some screen share type program or offer you a refund i.e. Get you to give them your account details. After stringing them along for a while they realised I was not going to fool for it and swore at me for wasting their time, which I think means I won.