WightFibre surprises it’s 10,000th customer with a brand new Samsung TV
Isle of Wight residents switch to WightFibre as WightFibre’s full-fibre network rollout continues
WightFibre’s 10,000th customer, Mr Charlton, from Ryde was delighted to receive a brand new Samsung tv from WightFibre as a surprise gift after his recent switch to a full-fibre broadband connection from WightFibre. WightFibre surprised Mr Charlton with the gift to mark this milestone in the company’s new full-fibre rollout.
Mr Charlton, said, “I was extremely delighted to learn that I was WightFibre’s 10,000th Broadband Customer, and that as a reward WightFibre have given me completely free of charge one of the latest Samsung 50″ Smart Tv’s. So now I will be able to really appreciate WightFibre’s blazingly fast Broadband speeds”.
John Irvine, CEO of WightFibre, said the connection of WightFibre’s 10,000th customer shows WightFibre is well on its’ way to becoming the No 1 broadband provider on the Island, “I am humbled that over 10,000 homes and businesses on the Island are placing their trust in WightFibre to deliver what is now an essential service for most households. Our new full-fibre, future-proof network is second to none on the planet and this, coupled with our very high levels of customer care is giving customers what they want – fast reliable broadband that just works.”
WightFibre recently received the Institute of Customer Service, Service Mark with Distinction, an accolade held by only 16 other companies in the UK. Irvine said this is an independent verification of WightFibre’s high levels of customer care, “WightFibre’s high levels of customer care are just as important as the quality of our full-fibre broadband, we take pride in going the extra mile for our customers”.
WightFibre’s full-fibre network is now available to 35,000 homes on the Island. Work is now underway in the harder to reach parts of the Island including Ventnor, Freshwater, Totland, St Helens, Seaview, Bembridge and Brading. Service is expected to launch in Ventnor in March.