Biscit removes minimum contract terms for V21 customers

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Manoj Solanki, Tuesday October 17, 2006 - 10:04 AM

Broadband provider Biscit has announced that it will remove minimum contract terms on all residential broadband packages offered by V21.

Biscit, which announced the acquisition of V21 last week, said it will take effect immediately and apply to all new residential orders.

CEO Hugh Paterson, said of the changes: “Biscit is a customer-centric company with possibly the lowest churn rate in the industry. Having completed the acquisition of V21 last week, we believe V21’s new customers should enjoy the same benefits as Biscit’s residential customers.”

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