They say that their 9,000 internet broadband customers – a figure which represents more than a quarter of Island households – should be getting price cuts soon.
JT are the only domestic broadband service providers in Jersey, and were told yesterday by the Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority that they might have to open their network up to other providers in the name of competition and innovation.
The JCRA announced yesterday that they have opened a consultation on broadband services, which has been followed by JT’s announcement of a price cut soon.
Managing director Bob Lawrence said: ‘We would like to reassure our customers that cheaper broadband prices are on the way, and should be available in the very near future.’
