Opti-Fi Limited failed to submit regulatory information and pay annual licence fee
A company that provides broadband services on the Isle of Man has had its licence revoked by the industry's regulator.
The Communications and Utilities Regulatory Authority says Opti-Fi Limited has failed to submit regulatory information and pay the annual licence fee.
As a result, the company's licence has been revoked, and it's no longer able to provide electronic communications networks, services or facilities.
CURA is advising affected customers to change their services to an alternative licensed provider.
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