Your City Needs You – Petition to Ofcom

Your City Needs You – Petition to Ofcom

Posted on 01. Jan, 2009 by admin in Broadband

Ofcom has consistently failed in its terms of reference and obligations in ensuring that the conditions for competition in the provision of electronic communication services exist within the Kingston upon Hull 01482 dialling code area under section 3b of the Telecommunications Act of 2003 detailed as “Ofcoms statutory obligations” This petition is force Ofcom into complying with its obligations and as Ofcom did with BT, force Kingston Communications (KCOM) to publish full Local Loop (LLU) pricing so that other Operators (OLO’s) can then make their own commercially based decision whether or not to enter the market.

Should Ofcom fail to act, we the undersigned, call for the abolition of Ofcom as the regulatory body overseeing the UK telecommunications market.

For all of the people suffering from ZERO CHOICE from the Karoo monopoly, we urge you to sign this petition now. It needs way more signatures, so please don’t think, ‘yes, I’ll do that tomorrow’ or ‘good idea, I’ll do that soon’, just do it now!

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8 Responses to “Your City Needs You – Petition to Ofcom”

  1. Ian Cleary

    04. Jan, 2009

    Signed it!

  2. admin

    04. Jan, 2009

    Top job Ian! Lets hope that many more do.

  3. Duncan

    24. Jan, 2009

    Hiya Ian,

    Long time no speak… signed :-)

    Don’t think I’ll hold my breath, but every little helps.

  4. Gary

    27. Jan, 2009

    Signed, sealed, delivered.

  5. karl redmond

    02. Feb, 2009

    me and angela have signed good luck

  6. Jackie Plage

    06. Feb, 2009

    Signed, but I won’t be holding my breath either. ;)

  7. Bob Enraged!!

    25. Feb, 2009

    I’ve signed the petition with pleasure. I HATE Karoo soo much I refuse to buy a Hull City Shirt to support my local team because the name of Karoo is emblazoned across it ! Sad I know, but it’s my little silent protest. Maybe Hull City will pick up the gauntlet if others refuse to buy their merchandise too.

  8. admin

    26. Feb, 2009

    Blimey Bob! That is some hatred. It is frustrating, we know.

    I’ve done the same, a little protest, but not for this, it was against a US consumer technology brand!

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