Rural broadband in Yorkshire: Three months’ free service from Quickline as it shakes up the digital divide

Quickline is offering all new customers in Yorkshire’s rural locations three months’ service for free, in its bid to empower people in their digital lives.

CEO Sean Royce strongly believes that no community should endure sub-standard broadband.

He says: “We believe passionately that no-one should have to struggle with poor broadband.

“It’s a lifeline that permeates every aspect of life, encompassing leisure and socialising.”

In a statement of intent to enrich the digital lives of people in rural communities, Quickline is offering all new customers three months’ service for free, with no requirement to sign up to a contract.

This “try before you buy” model will challenge other broadband providers, several of which put customers on long contracts while delivering unreliable service, such as poor speeds, buffering, and dropouts.

Rural communities are often left behind and neglected in a “digital divide” as more investment goes into urban areas, creating excessive fibre networks and an overcrowded marketplace.

A 90-day service with no commitment

These rural communities now have a champion in Quickline.

The broadband provider is catapulting rural users into the fast lane by offering new customers the chance to enjoy its service for 90 days without any financial commitment.

Says Sean Royce: “Instead of forcing customers to lock into a lengthy contract from the get-go, we’re empowering them to make their own decision, on their terms, and in their own time.

“We’re confident customers who take up this offer will be delighted with the service and never look back!”

No conditions or catches

Quickline is investing significantly in a network of fibre and 5G fixed wireless broadband serving rural areas of Lincolnshire and Yorkshire.

The provider is creating an infrastructure which it promises will change the digital lives of people even if living in the most remote communities.

Quickline is offering new customers in Yorkshire 90 days of free broadband, without any catches.

People can sign up for the service if they love it; or if they’re not happy, they can leave after the 90 days with no penalty.

If someone is undecided, there’s an option to move onto a rolling contract, which means there’s no commitment to a long-term deal.

There are no catches or hidden terms and conditions.

Find out more about the zero cost offer

Homes can benefit from the 90-day offer, across all technologies and packages.

Customers on fibre broadband can receive speeds of up to 900Mbps and fixed wireless customers will benefit from speeds of up to 200Mbps.

Quickline is one of the UK’s fastest-growing broadband providers and is backed by £500m of investment from owner Northleaf Capital Partners.

Its covers areas across North and West Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire, and Lincolnshire.

To find out more about the zero cost, zero conditions offer, ring Quickline’s sales team on 01482 230393.

For more details on Quickline and its broadband packages, then visit www.quickline.co.uk.