Ah, looks like its gone beyond that then, Openreach engineer tried calling when no-one was in. Found out this from enta: Bt advise the engineer deemed a site visit was neccessary following this and that Open Reach control will be contacting the customer directly to arrange an appointment at some point today. I always thought appointments were done thru the isp rather than BT ringing direct.
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That lull between 6pm and 7pm - were you downloading anything then?
My first 48 hours ran at roughly 4% packet loss, until interleaving was turned on by DLM. This happened twice (once initially, and again after the upstream was regraded).
During that time, I noticed there was an hour-long period where the packet loss disappeared - and that coincided with a 5GB download going on at the time.
The 405.96 adn 202.44MB will be due to turning the pc on and iplayer automatically downloading tv stuff as series link is on. But apart from that little usage at all between those times.
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BT say its a GEA503 fault, whatever that is, tbb quanlity meter doesnt look good. 
i hope.