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You need to select a Usage Profile which best describes how much you think you will download from the Internet. If you are unsure, you should probably select "Home Light" or "Home Medium". It may be worth discussing this with other members of your household as some activity (e.g. downloading movies online) can increase the usage significantly. This setting will NOT affect the pricing for 'unlimited' packages.
| Package Name | Speed | Setup | Monthly | First Year |
| Superfast | 50 Mbps | FREE | £20.00 | £240.00 |
| Ultrafast | 150 Mbps | FREE | £25.00 | £300.00 |
| Hyperfast | 400 Mbps | FREE | £35.00 | £420.00 |
| Gigafast | 920 Mbps | FREE | £49.00 | £588.00 |
red prices indicated packages with usage based pricing (the more you download, the more it costs)
| Name | Community Fibre |
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| Legal Name | Community Fibre Ltd |
| Company Type | UK Limited Company ( company number: 07413288 ) |
| IPv6 Support |
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| ISPA Member |
Small
ISPA is the Internet Services Providers' Association (www.ispa.org.uk), a trade association which many ISPs are members of. ISPA members are subject to the ISPA Code of Practice in addition to any other dispute resolution schemes they may subscribe to. |
| Ofcom Code of Practice |
The Ofcom Voluntary Code of Practice (Broadband) is an agreement broadband providers can subscribe to which promises they will provide consumers with information on the speeds they can achieve, what sort of traffic limits might be in place, etc. More details at www.ofcom.org.uk |
| Migration Support |
None
Migration is the process of moving a broadband service from one ISP to another, usually minimising the amount of disruption in the process. Inbound migration means your ISP will allow you to transfer to their service from another ISP. Outbound migration means you can transfer from their service to another ISP. If your ISP doesn't support migration, you would need to cancel your broadband service, wait until it's removed from your line and then re-order with another ISP. This may cost most and will result in a longer period of no connectivity.
We recommend you choose an ISP which support both inbound and outbound migration. |
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| Sales Telephone | 0800 082 0770 (Free Call (e.g. 0800)) Mon - Fri (06:00 - 22:00) | Sat (06:00 - 22:00) | Sun (06:00 - 22:00) |
| Support E-Mail | [email protected] |
| Support Telephone | 0800 082 0770 (Free Call (e.g. 0800)) Mon - Fri (06:00 - 22:00) | Sat (06:00 - 22:00) | Sun (06:00 - 22:00) |
| The Installation was quite quick and the set up fairly easy, I did have a couple of problems due to the equipment I was using, but this was soon sorted out once I found out what the problem was.
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Now that it has been running for a few months, thought it time to give some feed back: was not pleased at first due to receiving the Linksys Velop which only has 1 LAN port, so attached that to Sam Knows White Box, which somehow caused disconnections to the Main Computer upstairs, managed to work out that this was the problem after contacting CF helpdesk, so bought another switch [TP-Link SG108] to go in between Velop and SKWB and connected everything else via the switch and since then no more problems. Well pleased with the faultless connection and speed...CF and Sam Knows were both advised of the apparent incompatibility of using the White Box as a switch.