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Clear Picture
Clear Picture does not appear to sell broadband any more. Clear Picture's website returned a security certificate error at the last check, and no closure was recorded. We keep this page so anyone looking for Clear Picture can see what happened.
About Clear Picture
Clear Picture says it offers wireless internet to home users, holiday parks and businesses, with no phone line needed and an optional internet phone package. Our records list it for Kent and give 2009 as its start. Its website returned a security certificate error at the last check, so confirm that it is still taking orders before you sign up.
Checked 2 November 2026 against clearpicture.co.ukClear Picture at a glance
- Type
- Wireless ISP, for homes and businesses
- Status
- Dormant
- Technology
- Fixed wireless
- Where it sells
- Kent
- Headquarters
- South East England
- Last known owner
- Independent
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Clear Picture questions
What happened to Clear Picture?
Clear Picture's website returned a security certificate error at the last check, and no closure was recorded.
Is Clear Picture still trading?
Not as far as we can tell. We found no sign this month that it still sells broadband, so we keep it in our dormant records and check again each month.
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