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Community Fibre is a UK-based internet service provider offering full-fibre broadband to residential and business customers. They provide subscription plans, managed equipment and customer support through online and phone channels.
Community Fibre's primary market is the United Kingdom; the brand and its policies referenced here apply to UK services. Community Fibre is not available in Singapore, so local availability and pricing should be checked before planning a move or switch.
When cancellation is confirmed, Community Fibre will set a service end date - typically after the required notice period. You should retain the confirmation and the effective end date for records.
Your final bill will include any pro‑rata charges, outstanding usage and any applicable termination or equipment fees. Equipment charges are applied if devices are not returned but are credited once the equipment is received.
If you cancel within the 14‑day legal cooling‑off period, you only pay pro‑rata for the days you used the service; no cancellation penalty applies under UK law.
All available pricing and plan details are listed on Community Fibre's official site and support pages. Do not rely on third‑party summaries for current prices.
Community Fibre prices are denominated in British pounds (GBP) for UK customers. Community Fibre is not available in Singapore and there is no official Singapore dollar (SGD) pricing to provide here.
If you are in Singapore, your local consumer protections and dispute-resolution routes are different from the UK. Always check the contract you signed and local consumer guidance before cancelling a foreign or remotely-provided service.
Many reviewers praise Community Fibre for fast speeds, reliability and professional installations. Independent review sites and some forums record high customer satisfaction for performance.
Other customers report connectivity problems, delays in support and difficulties processing cancellations or refunds. Some users have experienced unexpected early termination charges or delays in equipment refunds.
Customers sometimes assume cancellation is immediate. Community Fibre requires 30 days' notice after the cooling‑off period; failing to allow for that can lead to additional billing.
Not returning routers or ONT devices promptly - or not holding proof of return - often causes equipment charges to remain on the final bill. Always get and keep postage/courier proof.
| Aspect | Community Fibre | What to check with new provider |
|---|---|---|
| Cooling-off | 14‑day legal cooling‑off from service start (pro‑rata charges only) | Does the provider offer a cooling‑off or satisfaction guarantee? |
| Notice period | 30 days' notice required after cooling‑off | How much notice do they require to terminate? |
| Early termination | Early termination fee typically monthly bill × months remaining | Are there early exit fees or prorated charges? |
| Equipment return | Return equipment promptly; fees applied if not returned but credited once received | Who pays for return postage and what is the return window? |
| Refunds | Pro‑rata refund within cooling‑off; equipment credits after return | How and when are refunds or credits issued? |
Keep the cancellation confirmation and check your final bill for unexpected charges. Verify that any equipment charges are removed after Community Fibre receives returned items.
Community Fibre (head office) - 15 Bedford Street, London WC2E 9HE, United Kingdom.
For cancellations, the primary phone number referenced for UK customers is 0800 082 0770. Always ask for a cancellation reference and keep records of any calls or emails.
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Written by Wei Jie Tan
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