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The sentence compares two things.
(1) the level of complaints "about" BT's landline telephone and broadband services
(2) the level of complaints "for" BT Vision ("about" television services)
In the second part, the object of preposition (describing "complaints") is the company name, so we normally use such preposition as "against" and "for".
~ complaints against (somebody)
~ complaints for (somebody)