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Terms & Conditions (Master Service Agreement)

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Last Updated: 8 February 2026

These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) form the main contract between you (“Customer”) and Giant Communications Ltd (“Giant”, “we”, “us”).

By ordering or using our services, you agree to these Terms and all referenced policies.


1. Services

We provide broadband, VoIP, mobile app services, portals, and related communication services (“Services”). Service availability may vary by location and technical feasibility.


2. Contract Formation

A contract is formed when:

  • We accept your order, and

  • Services are provisioned or activated.

We may decline orders for technical, legal, or risk reasons.


3. Your Responsibilities

You agree to:

  • Provide accurate information

  • Keep account and contact details up to date

  • Use Services in line with our Acceptable Use Policy

  • Protect your login credentials and equipment

You are responsible for all activity on your account.


4. Charges & Payment

Charges are set out at order or in your service schedule. Payment terms are governed by the Payments & Invoices Policy.

Failure to pay may result in service restriction or termination.


5. Minimum Terms & Cancellation

Where a minimum term applies, early cancellation may result in early termination charges reflecting remaining costs.

Consumers may have statutory cooling-off rights under UK consumer law.


6. Service Performance

Services are provided on a best-efforts basis unless covered by a specific SLA. Speeds and availability may be affected by third-party networks, equipment, and environmental factors.


7. Suspension & Termination

We may suspend or terminate services if:

  • Payments are overdue

  • You breach our policies

  • There is fraud, misuse, or legal risk


8. Equipment

Unless otherwise agreed, customer premises equipment remains your responsibility. Any Giant-owned equipment must be returned when service ends.


9. Liability

We are not liable for:

  • Indirect or consequential losses

  • Business losses on residential services

  • Failures caused by third-party networks or power outages

Our total liability is limited to fees paid in the previous 12 months.


10. Force Majeure

We are not liable for delays caused by events beyond our reasonable control (e.g., network failures, extreme weather, power outages).


11. Changes

We may update services, pricing, or policies with appropriate notice.


12. Governing Law

These Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.


Emergency Calling (VoIP 999/112) Policy

VoIP services rely on broadband and power.

Emergency calls:

  • May not work during power cuts or internet outages

  • Depend on the address registered on your account

  • May provide less precise location data than landlines

Customers must keep their installation address up to date. VoIP should not be your sole emergency access method.


Traffic Management Policy

To maintain network stability, we may:

  • Manage traffic during congestion

  • Prioritise real-time services such as voice

  • Apply reasonable network controls to prevent abuse

We do not block lawful services but may restrict activity breaching our AUP or affecting performance.


Fair Usage Policy (FUP)

“Unlimited” services are subject to reasonable use.

Unacceptable usage includes:

  • Operating servers or data centres on residential services

  • Automated traffic generation

  • Traffic pumping or SIM farming

  • Excessive use impacting network performance

We may request migration to a commercial plan or restrict services.


Service Level Agreement (Business Services)

Where applicable:

Service Type Response Target
Standard Fault Next business day
Major Service Outage 4 working hours
Critical Business Impact Priority handling

Targets are not guaranteed unless specified in a contract schedule.


Cookies Policy

Our website uses cookies for:

  • Essential functionality

  • Security

  • Analytics

  • User preferences

Users can manage cookies through browser settings.


Wholesale / Partner Terms (Summary)

Partners must:

  • Prevent fraud and abuse

  • Maintain CLI integrity

  • Not bypass billing or routing

  • Comply with telecom regulations

Fraudulent or abusive traffic may result in immediate suspension.


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