Vispa, a UK broadband provider based in Manchester, has ceased trading and entered liquidation, leaving customers scrambling to find alternative internet services. The company, which was launched in 1999, informed customers via email that it can no longer provide broadband services.
The email, seen by ISPreview, advises customers to cancel any active Direct Debits or standing orders to prevent further payments. It reads: 'Vispa Limited has ceased trading and decided to commence liquidation proceedings. As a result, we regret to advise that Vispa will no longer be able to continue providing broadband services.'
Customers are urged to immediately choose a new Internet Service Provider to avoid interruption. The Vispa website is currently down, displaying a maintenance message. The company had faced issues in recent years, including overdue accounts, problems with its legal address, and negative Trustpilot reviews.
This follows the collapse of G Network last month, which went into administration with around £300 million in debt. G Network, which served 25,000 London customers, had administrators appointed but assured no service interruption.
