A note for the frustrated broadband user

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Warning. As a broadband customer in the UK, the following scenario is probably familiar.

You choose your internet provider, sign a contract, and embark on what you think will be a smooth relationship with speedy broadband.

But then halfway through your contract, things change… and you’re tied in.

You go through the motions. Confusion turns to frustration turns to outright rage, let’s face it – few of us want to be tied into lengthy contracts,18 months is a long stint.

Giganet guarantees full fibre without the faff, which means a flexible service and contracts you’re free to cancel at any time, at no cost. Much like any successful relationship, Giganet wants its customers to stay because they want to, not because they have to. And it’s great news for households in Dorset and Hampshire; Giganet is building a full fibre network, giving them access to hyperfast connectivity, so they can seamlessly work, play, game and scroll at the same time.

Full fibre networks use 100% fibre optic cables to carry data from the exchange to the home, which differs from most digital infrastructure today. In fact, only about a third of UK premises can currently connect to it. But bringing the very best broadband to the area is not without its challenges, and the ISP is advising the local community that there will be some level of disruption as they begin connecting streets to full fibre services.

So, while there may be shortterm disruption from the build, full fibre connectivity will benefit customers long into the future. Large or small, Giganet is connecting communities with world-class broadband and making sure that no one is left behind.

Giganet even wants you to reach their customer service team whenever you need. Easily in fact. With Giganet you’re guaranteed to talk to a UK-based expert (a real person, not a robot or an answering machine).

If you’re currently thinking “that sounds perfect for me”, then good news. Simply pop your postcode into their checker to see if you qualify for 3 months free and register your interest.

For full fibre without the faff, visit www.giganet.uk.