Gio Internet ISP Stops Taking Sign-ups
Posted: 26th Apr, 2005 By: MarkJ
UPDATE: Added V21's offer to existing Gio users. Gio itself now states that a deal with an unnamed provider is near. One of the most controversial and troubled providers of the past year, Gio Internet, has today stopped taking new sign-ups. Gio also sent out a plea to any rival ISP's that may be interested in taking on their customer base:
Gio Internet will be stopping sign-ups to all it's products as of today.
All existing customers will be able to continue to use the service until the end of their billing period.
Customers are advised to call 0870 922 4000 if they have any questions or concerns.
Gio Internet will continue to support all it's users until they can find a suitable ISP to change to or until the end of their billing period, whichever is sooner.
Any ISP is interested in taking over Gio Internet's customer base are advised to contact Hauka http://www.hauka.com
The news wont come as a shock to anybody familiar with the turmoil suffered by Gios many customers, although were surprised it took this long in the first place. Gio has become a name associated with problems, a name many would be glad to see the back of.
A quick search of our archives with the term 'Gio' shows many a problem:
http://www.ispreview.co.uk/light.php?search=Gio
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UK ISP V21 (V Two One) has contacted us to offer existing Gio users a special deal if they migrate onto their service:
Broadband:
Free migration
First month free
£16.99 there after for our unlimited bandwidth accounts
Dialup:
First 2 months free on either our lite, standard or nethead accounts.
Gio Internet will be stopping sign-ups to all it's products as of today.
All existing customers will be able to continue to use the service until the end of their billing period.
Customers are advised to call 0870 922 4000 if they have any questions or concerns.
Gio Internet will continue to support all it's users until they can find a suitable ISP to change to or until the end of their billing period, whichever is sooner.
Any ISP is interested in taking over Gio Internet's customer base are advised to contact Hauka http://www.hauka.com
The news wont come as a shock to anybody familiar with the turmoil suffered by Gios many customers, although were surprised it took this long in the first place. Gio has become a name associated with problems, a name many would be glad to see the back of.
A quick search of our archives with the term 'Gio' shows many a problem:
http://www.ispreview.co.uk/light.php?search=Gio
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UK ISP V21 (V Two One) has contacted us to offer existing Gio users a special deal if they migrate onto their service:
Broadband:
Free migration
First month free
£16.99 there after for our unlimited bandwidth accounts
Dialup:
First 2 months free on either our lite, standard or nethead accounts.
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