Wicked Broadband Annual Service Discount

This year we are once again running a special for our long term customers who want to save on their Internet service in 2015.

The first twenty customers who purchase 1 year of service in advance will get two months free.

We figure if you are going to be buying service all year anyway, why not do it all at once and save a few bucks?

Annual Costs Annual Service Discount:

Basic Service - $399.79 (Save $79.76)

Advanced/Rural Service - $499.80 (Save $99.96)

Business/Bulk (Call (785) 371-4214 )

Please note these prices do NOT include the 5% special municipal fee.

Anyone who is interested, please send an e-mail ( billing.lfn@wickedbroadband.com ) and let me know it is okay to bill your card or take payment via ACH.  Be sure to include the full name of the account holder.

You can also contact Lionell at (785) 371-4214 between 10 AM and 6 PM weekdays.

Thank you and happy holidays.

New Offices

Our offices have moved.  We are now at 925 Iowa St, Ste R.

Feel free to come by between 10AM and 6PM weekdays.

Fiber Line Cut

We had a fiber line cut today by a City of Lawrence vendor. As of now most of the repairs have been made. They are working to make the last repairs and hope to have us completely up shortly. Please call the office if you are still experiencing problems, 785-371-4214.

Lafayette, LA Fiber Initiative Creates Another 1,600 Local Jobs

Lafayette fiber initiative recently drew 3 additional companies to the community. In total, these three companies, Percipient, Inc, CGI and Emquero are adding 1,045 new jobs. These new positions will create another 602 indirect jobs in the community.

Fiber optic Internet works as a catalyst for economic growth. It helps communities to grow their existing businesses and attract new businesses.

http://www.muninetworks.org/content/three-new-companies-move-silicon-bayou

Our Own Kris Adair

I am very proud of my wife and co-owner Kris Adair for standing up for local entrepreneurs and startups here in Lawrence.

Her idea to re-focus our economic development spending on entrepreneurship and startups appears to have legs.  The EDC is implementing it and I couldn't be more supportive.

If you care about building a future for Lawrence that includes local companies and opportunities for entrepreneurship, you should take a look.

Gigabit in Lawrence's North West

Today we put up a gigabit hotspot at EATS restaurant at 6th & Fireside Ct. in Lawrence. EATS is inside the Miller Mart where Basil Cafe used to be before they moved to 9th St.

The site has both a 802.11ac hotspot and a wired wall port for you to plug your laptop into. The speedtest below is from the 802.11ac WiFi hotspot.

If you think Internet service like this would benefit your business or give you an edge while gaming at home, please join us at City Hall on September 9 at 6:30 PM to let your elected officials know.

Try a Gigabit for Yourself!

Folks interested in seeing what Gigabit Internet service looks like can visit Wicked Fiber's first public gigabit demo site - Z's Devine Espresso at 23rd & Harper.

Z's has been a customer for a while, but today got upgraded to Wicked's Gigabit Fiber service.

Be sure to get a taste of Z's excellent coffee while you are drinking a flood of data from their Gigabit hotspot.

To get the Full Monty you'll need an 802.11ac enabled device.  This will enable you to get full use of the bandwidth at the site.  Simply connect to "Wicked Fiber Hotspot" and you'll be good to go.

802.11b/g/n devices can still connect, but they need to use the legacy "Z's Hotspot" SSID.

Here is a speedtest from the site:

If you are interested in getting these types of speeds to your home, please be sure to come and voice your opinion at City Hall on September 9 at 6:30 PM.