PCP82 Basingstoke Now saying NOT Fibre Enabled Why??

I have been checking PCP82 for a week to ensure that i could get fibre broadband in Heritage Park, Basingstoke RG22 4XT

It has been coming back all week saying i can get 30.8mbs down with 10mb up. On going to place my order this evening BT Checker now showing i cannot receive it. I could up until the weekend. This was checked using telephone to avoid any problems with postcode.

Anyone else seen this ?

Edited by zzzzac (Tue 10-Jan-12 20:57:26)

It is plausible tht BT have just caught a mistake in their database, and eradicated it. Also possible is that they've run out of connecting wires in the tie pairs, and need to install some more.

Most likely though is that there is a temporary fault in the database that has removed that information... and it will get restored in a day or two.

You could contact your ISP and get them to check.

My ISP is o2 on LLU, I have called them but they dont know anything. I have called BT and all they are saying is that I cannot get it with no explanation as to why i could a few days ago.

I remember now why i moved away from BT's broadband.

Thanks

In reply to a post by zzzzac:

My ISP is o2 on LLU, I have called them but they dont know anything. I have called BT and all they are saying is that I cannot get it with no explanation as to why i could a few days ago.

I remember now why i moved away from BT's broadband.

Thanks

Because of a potential data error? Seems an odd reason to move.

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In reply to a post by zzzzac:

My ISP is o2 on LLU, I have called them but they dont know anything. I have called BT and all they are saying is that I cannot get it with no explanation as to why i could a few days ago.

I remember now why i moved away from BT's broadband.

Thanks

Because of a potential data error? Seems an odd reason to move.

No because the of the frustration when you call up and clearly one team does not talk to the other. I spoke to them this morning as well and was told to send btopenreach an email. Great i said can you please direct me to the site so i cando this. 20minutes later we were still clicking around the openreach site going around in circles. In the end they just said you wont be able to do this.

oh well the thought was nice but will just have to wait until they sort the checker out.

Is this nothing at all or cabinet has gone in, but nothing else done?

No because the of the frustration when you call up and clearly one team does not talk to the other.

That'll be because talking to BT Retail (broadband, infinity) isn't the same as talking to Openreach (who install the fibre cabs).

It's essentially like calling Orange to say your mobile doesn't work...when you have a mobile with Vodafone.

True, and the fact BT operates as a group of companies is primarily to ensure it can demonstrate compliance with the regulatory requirements to provide equal access to wholesale customers.

My experience is that small ISPs are much better at getting information from BT Openreach and BT Wholesale: you can talk directly to someone who has direct access to controlled roll-out documents and who can lean on account managers for information.

The front-line BT Retail staff don't have access to the same detail.

It's also why small ISPs can offer such great service relative to BT Retail, even when using BT Wholesale. ADSL24, AAISP and others provide a fantastic level of support using their commercial relationship with BT. There are other advantages to using BT Retail, but getting technical detail from Openreach is not one of them!

Cabinet has been installed months ago apparently, talking to BT Retail and Business did not help as all they do is check with a couple of online checkers. Also emailing Openreach was useless as well as they will only deal with BT and not with direct customers. told me to contact BT, BT told me to contact openreach.

Going round in circles here, time to leave it as BT clearly do not know what is going on and they are the only ones that can fix it.

In reply to a post by zzzzac:

That'll be because talking to BT Retail (broadband, infinity) isn't the same as talking to Openreach (who install the fibre cabs).

It's essentially like calling Orange to say your mobile doesn't work...when you have a mobile with Vodafone.

See the post above.....