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What is the best way to get a address corrected in the Openreach database, My property is still down in the database as the original plot number when the premises was first constructed 18 years ago instead of the correct postal number.
I believe this is going to make it quite difficult to change suppliers (currently with SKY)
There does not apear to be any way to contact Openreach about this and I do not believe SKY would show much interest.
Thanks
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Ideally your existing or new provider should take it up, since the work involved in chasing is what you pay them for.
If you have an active telephone line already then it should not be a problem anyway
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Are you looking at the addresses on the BT wholesale checker which shows the plot instead of the actual known address?
Matt
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As MrSaffron says, your current provider should be able to sort this out. Ask them to send an address amendment request to the ORDI Team (Openreach Data Integrity). However, I suspect the frontline advisors may not know what this is so you somehow need to have the request sent to their Provisioning/Implementation people.
These are my own personal views and do not reflect those of O2
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Ive got exactly the same problem. My farther renumbered our house some time ago from 28A to 30 due to next door being demolished. We have our phone through SSE and ADSL through plusnet. When looking into upgrading online it doesnt show our current house number
What is the best way to get a address corrected in the Openreach database, My property is still down in the database as the original plot number when the premises was first constructed 18 years ago instead of the correct postal number.
I believe this is going to make it quite difficult to change suppliers (currently with SKY)
There does not apear to be any way to contact Openreach about this and I do not believe SKY would show much interest.
Thanks
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Are you looking at the addresses on the BT wholesale checker which shows the plot instead of the actual known address?
Matt
Yes that is correct it will only work if I put in Plot 5 which is the original plot number when the house was built 18 years ago.
As MrSaffron says, your current provider should be able to sort this out. Ask them to send an address amendment request to the ORDI Team (Openreach Data Integrity). However, I suspect the frontline advisors may not know what this is so you somehow need to have the request sent to their Provisioning/Implementation people.
Looks like I will have to give them a try but I can not see SKY showing much interest if the line is working correctly especially when I only want to get this sorted in order for a smooth transition to another supplier.
Is there no way of contacting Openreach directly.
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The current provider are the best bet to get this sorted quicker than a new provider who will have trouble matching your address on a new order.
Another poster has given the steps to take already so would recommend pushing Sky on that, even if you're leaving, they are still your existing provider and you're still paying them
Matt
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Just contacted SKY, did not seem to be to much trouble getting them to correct it, a lot more straightforward than I thought it would be.
Just got to wait now to see if the correction gets applied.
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As long as your house number exists on Royal Mail, your landline provider should be able to request the amendment.
These are my own personal views and do not reflect those of O2
Edited by rcranswick (Mon 18-Jan-16 19:21:03)
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Read My What a Disgrace BT post added today........I feel your pain.?
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