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contact us click below to make an enquiry contact us company_info . menu home where ? why use us? how ? up to? vacancies faq customer services web mail! amberley village arun valley beedings bignor blackdown hill blackdown valley burton mill east marden area hooksway plaistow (sussex) support network status aerials - tv radio kijoma broadband : no bt, no satellites, just fast internet and telephone ! on: mon 01 of oct, 2018 [14:45 utc] (102556 reads) wireless broadband services available on all servers new increased service allowances! : ask us about telephone - no need for a bt line ! - no line rental ! - ultra low call costs ! new unlimited services rolling out across west sussex, surrey and hampshire service down speed up speed monthly usage allowance price per month term ----------------------------- ------------------ -------------- -------------------------------- ------------------- ------------ basic unlimited 11mbps 500kbps unlimited £16.99 inc vat 24 months home unlimited 50mbps 5mbps unlimited £24.00 inc vat 24 months business unlimited 50mbps 10mbps unlimited £37.20 inc vat 24 months . these new services also include a telephone line, no more line rental, no more high call costs or crackly muffled calls, no bt ! call costs : land lines - 1.2p per minute, mobile 12p per minute, international - most major countries - 1.8p per minute no per call connection fee or charges for caller id or answer phone. free voicemail to email plus many other features too. our classic service levels are still available as below and you can add telephone for only £2.40 a month. service down speed up speed monthly usage allowance price per month term top up* ----------------------------- ------------------ -------------- -------------------------------- ------------------- ------------ --------------------- home light up to 40mbps up to 2mbps 20 gb peak time £13.99 inc vat 12 months £1.20 inc per gb home standard up to 40mbps up to 2mbps 40 gb peak time £17.99 inc vat 12 months £1.20 inc per gb business standard up to 40mbps up to 5mbps 70 gb peak time £22.98 ex vat 12 months £2.40 inc per gb business plus up to 40mbps up to 10mbps 120 gb peak time £31.20 ex vat 12 months £2.40 inc per gb broadband extreme up to 40mbps up to 20mbps 200 gb peak time £80.00 ex vat 12 months £2.40 inc per gb ----------------------------- ------------------ -------------- -------------------------------- ------------------- ------------ -------------------- top ups are added to your account and remain until fully used (usage above your normal limit). they do not otherwise expire. * minimum top up : 10gb (home tariff), 5gb (business tariff) note: the actual transfer speeds you will be capable of will be estimated on order, measured at installation and then recorded on your account. peak time 08:00 to 23:00 - all tariffs are unmetered during off peak hours read more who has the fastest broadband in the west on: mon 22 of feb, 2016 [09:04 utc] (22965 reads) an update on kijoma service speeds compared to the rest for the west of west sussex. the four groups with hooksway in the centre are kijoma customer tests , the rest are.... the rest.. broadband and telephone - cheaper than the rest ! on: mon 18 of jan, 2016 [11:23 utc] (27932 reads) independent providers such as kijoma are often criticised for being more expensive than bt. this of course is usually for the same reason a local shop is more expensive than a supermarket. kijoma, unlike other mainstream providers owns and runs all of its networks and infrastructure. this is not funded by subsidies or hand outs, it is funded ultimately by the customers who use it. what it does mean of course is if there are any faults then we can detect them and fix them far faster than the other providers. we do not have to book the company which owns the lines or infrastructure to investigate, we also do not threaten customers with a £140+ bill if the fault turns out to be due to something they own or use. it also means we can and do upgrade our networks and these upgrades benefit our existing customers first. our aim is not to chase new customers and let the existing ones stagnate, as some do. to add to this we can also provide services such as telephone via our networks and as this has no reliance on bt or their antiquated phone lines then it also means we can provide it much cheaper and with a far higher call quality. we use and recommend voipfone (cache) an award winning telephone provider. you can say goodbye to line rental and connection fees, as many of our customers have already and say hello to much lower cost calls, direct support without foreign call centres, free 1471, 1571, caller id and free calls to other customers on the same system, wherever they are. not forgetting being able to have multiple calls on the same line at the same time and of course stupidly low cost international calls. don't take our word for it though, visit http://www.kijoma.net/phone and enter in the details from your last bt bill, then compare the totals. some customers have gone from paying £35 a month to £5 a month, many even less. business customers save even more and savings of ~£1000 a year are not uncommon. where else can you get broadband and phone with 1 penny calls for under £17 a month ? click "read more" for a comparison and example read more new tariffs and upgrade work a plenty on: sat 31 of jan, 2015 [09:54 utc] (34260 reads) we are continuing our infrastructure upgrade work started in 2014 . this work is to increase capacity and improve performance . many areas are already benefiting as this is rolled out. as it is effectively our customers and not the public purse paying for the upgrade work then it only seems right that we should introduce new service levels this year. these will initially only be available to existing customers within upgraded areas. we are aiming for more flexible tariffs without set limits and as a bonus a combined phone and broadband option! by combining phone and broadband customers will make actual real world savings over a typical traditional fixed line bundle, including eliminating the need for £16+ line rental! some customers have already independently moved their telephone service away from ancient phone lines and now enjoy low cost calls worldwide, clear and sharp sound quality, free calls and and a whole host of free benefits that they used to have to pay for or were not available. none that we know of have ever looked at going back. we certainly haven't. broadband in west sussex - where is the public money going? on: thu 09 of oct, 2014 [21:16 utc] (10369 reads) many of you living in west sussex are probably looking forward to receiving the benefit of the ~£11m of central and county tax payers cash given to bt towards improving broadband.. many of you may live in areas kijoma do not as yet cover. if this is you then you may find it interesting to note the situation in some areas of the county where significant time and money are currently being spent. at least two of these areas already have a fast broadband service in place and have had for ~9 years with over 96% population take up. however it was decided ~3 years ago by the county council that the service (from kijoma) in those areas did not exist and they publicly declared there was/is no broadband in these places via their website and in the media, plus they also put it in writing to us. so if you find your area is not included in the public funded upgrade of bt's system and you lack an option of broadband service of 2 mbps or over then perhaps it might pay to ask why your location is less important than one where another commercial provider already operates? it is hardly surprising that this apparent abuse of public resource for competitive gain is causing other isps such as kijoma to hold off investing in new areas while this uncertainty exists. page: 1/6 [ next ] 1 2 3 4 5 6 information phorm free

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Domain name:
kijoma.co.uk

Registrant:
First Strike Consultants Ltd

Registrant type:
Unknown

Registrant's address:
kijoma solutions ltd, 10 Rothermead
Petworth
West Sussex
GU28 0EW
United Kingdom

Data validation:
Nominet was able to match the registrant's name and address against a 3rd party data source on 10-Dec-2012

Registrar:
123-Reg Limited t/a 123-reg [Tag = 123-REG]
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Relevant dates:
Registered on: 28-Jul-2000
Expiry date: 28-Jul-2020
Last updated: 27-Jun-2014

Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.

Name servers:
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OWNER

  ORGANIZATION First Strike Consultants Ltd

TYPE
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ADDRESS
kijoma solutions ltd, 10 Rothermead
Petworth
West Sussex
GU28 0EW
United Kingdom
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  CREATED 2000-07-28

  CHANGED 2014-06-27

STATUS
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