Ofcom Recieves Karoo’s Bundled Broadband Request
A request has been made to the broadband regulator of the United Kingdom, Ofcom by internet service provider Karoo seeking permission to offer bundled broadband phone deals to its customers in the country.
The broadband provider operating in the United Kingdom has given on its Facebook page that it was engaged in talks with the telecoms watchdog over the plans that could benefit both business and home broadband subscribers of the internet service provider.
Meanwhile, the broadband customers of Karoo have been called on by the broadband supplier itself to outline their views on such a move. The broadband provider claims that this move will entitle them to access cheaper broadband bundles on a par to many such deals available in other areas of the United Kingdom.
Karoo has added on its Facebook page that although there were no particular details they would still wish to show the telecoms regulator that their customers supported the initiative. The broadband provider also said that as it became available they would upload further information on the formal consultation.
The KCOM Group, of which Karoo ISP is a subsidiary, has only recently announced their launching a business on communications services. The new KCOM Group was created by merging Kingston Communications and Affinity.
