So your entry point to the building will be the same unless you get the second one wired from there (externally?) to a more desirable point of entry.

With current line coming in at the front downstairs, and new line to serve a rear upstairs room, I'm hoping there is some 'neat' way for an engineer to route a cable.

The thing is, that even though the homes in this road also have no overhead cables, there's an Openreach cable crossing my back garden from one pole to another (both short distance to rear of house [rear garden adjoins a road junction, poles are in two different streets]). I'd have no objection to an aerial connection, but guess the extra time needed will be used to argue against that option...

In reply to a post by ultra:

Of course, unless it's a typo (probably!) someone at PN ought to change the ending date from November 2013 to November 2012 - unless it really is 2013 [which would be nice for me and many others wanting to upgrade].

Yep, it's a typo. I've asked our content folk to correct it (ref: 73303),

In reply to a post by ultra:

On a secondary note, there are some errors on the page. The footnote with a single asterisk explains the cost of broadband in Market 1/2/3 areas, while the upper part of the page appears to have been written with other footnotes in mind. Specifically, * and ** are concerning the Talk E+w/e or Talk Anytime products, and the pricing at the very top shows ** (which doesn't appear, but would already be explaining Talk Anytime terms). On looking again, the Phone section does have * and ** but maybe the heading 'Phone' should have them both alongside it rather than only showing the info when section expanded.

I think this in intentional as the footer is shared across multiple sales pages on the website.

Regards,