Plusnet only offer FTTC so for them it says i cant get fibre, i am checking the postcode on the BT website.
http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/products/broad...

You must not use your postcode!!!

You must use your phone number!

I have used my postcode and phone number they both say i can get FTTP, i was just saying that there are some postcodes near me that say they cant get FTTP, it seems my road is the only road that can get it, which is strange.

Perfectly normal, they don't do a whole village/town but a cluster. So it can just be a cul de sac of 40 homes

Lucky me then, shame i am moving at some point, might have to put that on hold.

Awesome, i just hope i can get infinity installed before xmas,

'Native' FTTP as you will be getting takes a while to get the infrastructure put in, but is well worth the wait .... once in, it all just works, is future proof, and should add a little value to the property also.

Where are you in the country ?

When I ordered Infinity 2 on FTTP there was no option during the order process to add a MAC. I ordered in May and my latest go live date is 17th December. My current PlusNet ADSL is obviously still live and I assume that one the FTTP is live the ADSL will still work in parallel although I m not sure about that. Should I have requested a MAC from PlusNet to avoid the ADSL cancellation charge? I wonder whether it is still possible to do that? However, I cannot afford the ADSL being terminated before the FTTP is working as I work from home.

I begin to suspect that BT Retail don't bother with MACs. Perhaps if there is a charge they just absorb it.

But it will be PlusNet who charge me if I cancel my ADSL after 11 years.

That's true. Brain fade here.