The Post Office has added 60,000 customers to its 460,000-strong UK telecoms customer base with the completion of its Fuel Broadband acquisition. Ahead of the deal, ISP Review reported that 180,000 of the Post Office's telecoms customers were broadband subscribers. The Post Office and Fuel already use a wholesale service from TalkTalk, which partnered with Fujitsu in five-year under a 2012 deal reportedly worth £500m signed by the Post Office that included the provision of a next-gen broadband network and other services such as customer management and billing from MDS. Terms of the Fuel deal were not disclosed.
The Post Office has added 60,000 customers to its 460,000-strong UK telecoms customer base with the completion of its Fuel Broadband acquisition. Ahead of the deal, ISP Review reported that 180,000 of the Post Office's telecoms customers were broadband subscribers. The Post Office and Fuel already use a wholesale service from TalkTalk, which partnered with Fujitsu in 2012 under a five-year deal reportedly worth £500m signed by the Post Office that included the provision of a next-gen broadband network and other services such as customer management and billing from MDS. Terms of the Fuel deal were not disclosed.