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Nest a supplier of wireless Internet. A division of Links Communications operated by Richard Bird.
Nest provides Internet wireless connection services in return for a fee relating to the length of contract requested. Annual payments made in advance are a set fee, others made by the Paypal system vary dependant on period of contract.
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Nest Wireless Internet,
Crossways Centre, Braye Road, Vale, Guernsey, GY3 5PH
Telephone 01481 248360 Fax 01481 243100 Email nest@guernsey.net
Ofcom, Riverside House, 2a Southwark Bridge Road, London, SE1 9HA
Phone 020 7981 3000 Fax 020 7981 3333 www.ofcom.org.uk
Office of Utility Regulation, Suite B1 & B2, Hirzel Court, St Peter Port, Guernsey
Phone 01481 711120 Fax 01481 711140 Email info@regutil.gg
To offer the best possible service a small business can. To ensure that Nest customers are happy with the performance of the system within the limitations wireless provides. To respond to email messages as soon as practical.
Wireless Internet service provider on selected sites within the Bailiwick.
Nest does not operate general doorstep selling, telesales operation nor mass mail shots either by letter post or email, however in the initial run up to a full service Nest will be targeting potential users. Nest does, for example, advise selected existing and potential customers of offers and services.
Data Protection act - Personal information is requested from subscribers such as name, address and phone number to allow them to access the system through password login. This data is kept in an electronic format.
Cancellation of contract hire will be as per individual contract. For example a minimum 12 month contract would require one month notice after the minimum contract period had passed, cancellation before that date would incur a charge for the balance of hire due.
Initially direct to Nest and if not resolved either by Arbitration or through Petit Debts / Royal Court procedures and or Ombudsman or Arbitrator as dictated by Guernsey Law after initial contact with the Office of Utility Regulation