New customers that are connected to a BT 21st Century Network (21CN) enabled exchange will be on the "up to 20Mbps" broadband service straightaway. Today 45% of UK homes and businesses are connected to 21CN enabled BT exchanges. BT aim to extend this to 55% by Spring 2010 and 75% by Spring 2011, depending on customer demand.
If you are not on a 21CN enabled exchange then your broadband speed will be "up to 8Mbps". Once your exchange is 21CN enabled the process will begin to move you onto the "up to 20Mbps" broadband services.
It is also important to remember that the broadband speed you can expect to receive will, as always, depend on the following factors:
Having made an inquiry this morning and been told that my Crawley exchange is 21CN enabled i now have to wait many months it would seam for the handover to zen to take place. The customer service agent didn't know as to why i should be delayed and said he would try to put me on a priority list but couldn't guarantee it. As for bt customers there still none the wiser for this exchange and as for depending on customer demand.what does that mean :-\ If anyone from zen could throw any further light on this with regards any dates it would be much appreciated
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