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(deleted) Fri 01-Jun-12 03:16:23
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Can a isp please check April 2012 document for My Postcode :


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Can a isp please check the April 2012 document for my postcode : Thanks
Postcode WF11 0JZ Cabinet 2


Thanks

David

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(deleted) Fri 01-Jun-12 20:50:19
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Re: Can a isp please check April 2012 document for My Postco


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Cabinet 2 is not planned for FTTC i'm afraid. It only serves a small amount of properties so they will not do it frown
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(Unregistered)Fri 01-Jun-12 21:18:26
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is this the apporpriate use for the spreadhsheet you have ?

i thought it it so assis you as a ISP not to answer tthe worlds quesions about openreach commercial data


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(deleted) Fri 01-Jun-12 21:43:12
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Re: Can a isp please check April 2012 document for My Postco


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I'm just providing the same answer that the BT wholesale checker reports.

If a customer puts their number in to the wholesale checker and getting the same message that FTTC is not available.
Anonymous
(Unregistered)Fri 01-Jun-12 22:07:39
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the checker will tell you its not avaialbe -- it will not tell you the size of the cab or whether its not live, not planned now or coming soom

then it thats is the case refer them to the checker
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(deleted) Fri 01-Jun-12 22:11:42
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The customer already states he is on cabinet 2 so nothing I've said is sensitive information. The fact the wholesale checker says no FTTC available means the cab is not planned otherwise it would show speed estimates.
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(moderator) Fri 01-Jun-12 22:13:59
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If you have a problem with the actions of another member on this bbs, take it up with the owners via an email to [email protected]

It's not your place to issue instructions.

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(deleted) Fri 01-Jun-12 22:21:11
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Re: Can a isp please check April 2012 document for My Postco


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is this the apporpriate use for the spreadhsheet you have ?

i thought it it so assis you as a ISP not to answer tthe worlds quesions about openreach commercial data


Openreach issue this data to ISP's so you can hardly penalise an ISP for using it

I think most of the people on this forum find the information from ADSL24 and other ISP's very helpful. It is unfortunate that Openreach don't make the same level of detail publicly available. Perhaps that will change in the future.

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(deleted) Fri 01-Jun-12 22:24:54
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Correct. Ultimately we are all selling for Openreach/wholesale so why they would be against it is beyond me. The more assistance we can provide to potential customers the more chance of them placing an order which means more return on BT's FTTC investment. That's what they want in the long run.
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(deleted) Sat 02-Jun-12 02:08:31
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Yes your right it does serve a small amount of properties but there are some firms
and more housing to be built soon.
I have a good adsl + 2 speed ( be *unlimited ) and less than 1/4 of a mile from the exchange ( the cabinet is only 100 yards from me )
so its not that bad, plus looking to move soon
so i will be checking the speeds before i move anywhere

thanks

David

Edited by deleted (Sat 02-Jun-12 02:12:20)
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