Norton News (Kent, United Kingdom)

New Internet royalty Jomble cemented their claim to the business broadband throne today by confirming the list of features on their standard broadband for business package.

Keypoint’s mission, since it moved in hard on the traditional stamping grounds of BT and the other large names in telephone and communications service provision, has been to provide an alternative definition of cheap phone calls.

Jomble unleashed their spectacular new net package aimed solely at business users: cutting up and download times in half and creating the country’s first truly business specific network.

Keypoint always promised businesses cheap calls. They got them, just over a year ago, with an astonishing price tariff that revealed BT and all the other industry big guns to be highway robbers of pretty much inconceivable proportions.

Keypoint’s telephone system installations sell businesses the items they want. If a company wants caller ID in its telephone system, it pays for that and nothing else. Call forwarding? Same. And so on. Whatever a business needs, Keypoint installs.

There’s an ethos behind Keypoint’s pricing structure that runs deeper than simply providing the cheapest business calls around

Keypoint Communications have become a thorn in the side of the communications industry and have in the last six months hopefully shamed BT and others into rethinking their unfair tariff charges.

Jomble offers sensational backup facilities, a first rate customer services team and price and contract setups to beat the band, Jomble really do seem to have found a formula that makes their packages the best business broadband around.

Kent based communications experts Keypoint Communications, whose brainchild Cheap Business Calls has done so well in recently, has hit competitors with a body blow as it unveils the full extent of its extraordinary business telephone systems rates

Keypoint Communications have made rapid strides in the cheap business calls market recently.